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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-04
POLISH ARMIES FLEEING
BEFORE SOVIET FORCES
HEAVY COUNTER ATTACKS

London, June 4-Dspatches received today tell of the
complete collapse of the Polish offensive in the face Of
powerful counter attack by the forces of the Russian
Soviet The dispatches assert the Poles are fleeing in
wild disorder and being pursued by an overwhem-
ingly superior Bolshevist force.
T The Polish line according to the advices has been
split in two parts with the Pripet and the Prpet
marshes in the center, while the Soviet forces using
Mozer as hub, have started enveloping movements
|on both wings of the Poles
The Bolsheviss crossed the River Beresna south of
Borrow and are driving toward Minsk an impor-
tant railroad center
!. .NAN
RUSS TAKE PERSIAN CAPITAL
Especial United Press Wire)
London, June Am unconfrmed report from Con-
stantnope received today said the Russian Bolsheviki
troops had entered Teaeran, the capital of Persia
o uo-- MM
SAY ATTACK HALTED.
Especial United Press Wire)
London June 4The British war office reported that
they had received advces that the Soviet armies had
halted their attacks on the Poles all parts of the
ne except northeast of Kiev between that city and
the Pripet river.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-04
MORE TROOPS LAND.

Especial United Press Wire.)
London, June 4.--The battleships
Warspite and Valiant are off the
Irish coast today with over 1000
royal marines aboard. 1t is believed
the troops will be landed today when
the battleships would return to Dav-
export, to embark on their second
trip to Ireland with 1000 more SOL
diers.
The Irish situation was compara-
lively quiet last night
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-04
TEHERAN FALLS TO B0LSHEVIKI
Russian Troops Occupy Ancient Capital Persia Saw DISPATCHES
Profiteering by A. c. M. and Other
Big Metal Corporations Is Exposed
BY CHARLES P. SWEENEY.


dand dmadepubIc
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-04
VILLA STILL AT LARGE

Ell Paso June A.-Eiuding his
pursuers, following his defeat "a.
Parral, Francisco Villas bandit
force cut all wire and rail commune
cations between Santa Rosalia and
Jiminez. The government forces
are still trying to capture Villa.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-04
HALFWAY, ORE, BURNS.

Baker, Ore, June 4.-Practically
the entire town of Halfway, SO miles
northeast of here was wiped out by
fire yesterday. The town had about
500 inhabitants. A gasoline ex-
plosion started the conflagration.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-04

Continued on Page Five.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
FUNERALS TODAY AND
TOMORROW.

The funeral! Of Mrs. Sarah Rebecca
Luckett. widow of James 81. Luckett
who died Yesterday al the residence
os her sister. Mrs. Charles y. Rauch
223 NDrth Royal street, will take
place at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
neon from the Second Presbyterian
Church. Services will be conducted
by Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison. pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
The funeral services for George B.
Deetcn, former resident, who died
in Norfolk, Va. took place this after
noon at the Elks Home. Services
were conducted by Rev. DR.. (. B.
Jackson, pastor Of the First Baptist
Church. Members of the Elks' at
tended in body:
Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector Of
Grace Episcopal Church. this morning
officatcd at the funera! of George J..
Haynes hcld at his late residence at
.Accotink, Fairfax county. Burial
was in Congressional cemetery. Wash
ington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Engineer Ends Life
Earl \. Mccre, forncr Resident
ShGctS Self.

charlottesville, Va, Oct. s. W"r-
yicd hv prolonged Illness and oH-
seys"d with the fear that he w"u d
meyer hc able to work again, Earl A.
Noclc, youn" engineer on nc
Southern Railway, ended his lie
Wednesday night by firm" bullet
into his brain.
Attracted hy 1 pistol shot about
II o'clock Wednesday ni"ht, raSScf
by found the body Of the unfortu-
natp Young man ly'n% under shcd
At the plant Of III, King l.nmHer
Company. In his ri"ht hand waS
ti~htlv rlutch"d a small revolver, "7th
rnr chamher empty. The ballet "ad
nrtnrnd the right temple and pierce
,br brain. Death must har" been
instantaneous.
Moore was horn ncaH Er"adwHv'
pc?kr~ham County, and had been III
.hu r,ilrnaG service for the past
twelve years. Fo' '""i ''''" -
uadr his hcme in this city. whore ne
nr,r"haScd Il rcsidcuc" on Anderson
ytrcc.. Last Surin~ he disposcf OF
his rrnnrrty here and moved to Alex
andr;a. He had been in i'll health fc"
<on,c tirlr. and nn Au%uSt lSt.. made
his last run. About two weeks ago
ho r,turrrd t. Charlottcsv II" To I'M
,,orro treatment al the University
Uospital. Last week h" went t.
An,issville. Va, 20 visit his w'f"'S
narcrts. From there b" vert to
WASHINGTON and Alexandria. "ctnrn-
irr 70 Charlottesville with his wife
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Moore was thirty-four years
Of are. He m"rri"d Mss Maude Wal
ter. Of Amissvillc. Rannahannock
rountv. who survives. Thcr" are
no children. He also leaves two
brnthcrs and ha's s'star-kirb''
Moor. # WASHINGTON. y. e.. Frank
Moore and Mrs. Iohn !'raveI, Of Har-
risGnbur@.
The body was taken today to Am;ss-
vile. where the funeral AMI inter
merit will take place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Music At St. PauI's
Elaborate Program Sunday In Goa.
nection With Dedication Of
Chimes

The following program VIII be rem
.le.ed- BY the chcir of 81. Paul'>
Church next Sunday. October 10Th,
when the memorial chimes will be de-
i!cated AT II a. NJ.
Professional hymn. No. 40l, 81
Heard the Sound Of Voices Storcr;
Vcnite in B flat, Bclcher; Gloria
Pat,i. Bclcher; Te Dcum IN L flat
tE!iiah'. Buck; lubIate in 4 fiat
Paa.cr; In.roit Hymn. No. l75. The
Sa;u.s Of God Their Conflict Past.
Staincg: Kyric in +. Ancient; Gloria
TI5: in G., Garrett; Hymn No. 1870
"Who Are These in Bright Array.
Hayden: Offeftcry Anthem. Tho
Souls of he Righteous" Foster; Of
fcrtory Assumptions. Sentence ana
Doxology; RcccSs'onai Hymn No. 10
For al the SaiG;s Who From Their
Labors Res:
s D. m.-proccSsiomal Hymn, No
los. '.Tcrusalcm the Golden, De Jcunc;
Glcr:a Patri. Ba!cher: Magnif%cat in
y. Marks: Nunc Dimittis in y, Marks
Hymn Nc. Is. Self now the Light CT
Day" Weber; Hymn No. 39S. "iIark
IIark, my Soul Dykes; Organ recital
Prelude. Rachmamnoff; Gondola
Sorg. Ir2hr; Evening Bells ard Cradle
Song. Macfarlare; Communion in C.
Batiste; Evcnsong, Johston; Toccata
Gmson; Chrs:n,a IN Sicily. Yen; Of,
rcnory solo. Eye Hath Not Seen
from The Holy CITY by Gaul; Of
fertcry AsGrir,:onS, Sentence and DoS
oicgv: Pax Del, Troman: Recess;onai
Ivmn. No. CTS. There is a Land OF
Pure Delight" Root.
Chc:r-,Sc' o;sts, Miss Esther Sch,
mehI. Soprano; Mrs. NJ. W. O'Brien
Arfo; Mr.. Stephen Field. tcncr; Mr.
Wilmer ]. Waller Bass: AR. Merrill
Beagle. violin;St; Mr. Sherman p
Fowler. orgarist and director. ard
chorus cf fcrty voices.
At the evening service the chci'
will be assisted by Miss Richie Ne
Lean. Alto soloist of the choir of s.
Margarct's Church, Washington. whe
Will sirg the cffcctcry solo. and Mr.
A. G. Eldri6ge. orean;st and director
of the same choir. who VIII give tht
organ rcc:ta,. For about fifteen m'n'
iutes before each service Mr.. Fcwle,
I;w.l plpv familiar hymrs en- IN
chimes. The cffertory at the evening
service will be. fer the choir fund. =
cordial invitation is extended to az t
attend these services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
SHIP EXPLOSION
TAKES ) LIVES

New York, Oct. S.--Five men are
ka1wn to be dead. three are MISS
lag and believed to be dead, six have
b,en rushed TO .he hospital IN cri-
tea! condition and perhaps a scort
cf others are suffering minor iniuric
al TIE result of the explosion Of the
tarker G. c. Grove. as it lay in Il
South Brooklyn dry dock this after
roor. The explosion was caused by the
ignition Of pocket of gas by an acc
.y;ene torch.
The police and fire departments
'asr night are comb:ng the debris f,r
trace of the missing men. The w:vcs
and children of the missing men are
on the ships deck. the part Of the
SHY which was least affected by tie
explosion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
KILL MAN. HIDE
BODY IN BRUSH

Baltimore, Nd. Oct. S.-With two
bullet wounds in his right side, the
body of Walter Pattengail, 50 years
old. of Annapolis road. Westport,
was found early this morning in
the bushes in secluded spot across
the roadway from Mount Auburn
Cemetery. Westport.
The aged man had been robbed
of all valuables. His right hand
was tightly clutching a leather watch
fob.
The roadway and bushes nearby
give evidence Of a struggle, and the
police are working on the theory that
he was held up and murdered when
he showed fight.
The body was found at 7.30 a.. m.
by Edward Murphy, a printer. who
was on his way to work. Until the
body was moved and blood began
flowing from the wounds, it was be-
lieved Pattengail had died Of heart
failure.
The police made careful search
of the neighborhood. but no pistol
was found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Son" Says King. Cut College Life
And Learn Trade"

Paris, Oct. $50 as to be prepar-
cd for certain possible events, King
Victor Emmanuel Of Italy has can
cclcd the aesthetic college education
of his son and has ordered him to
learn useful trade.
Communists in lta-y hail this as
sign that the King realizes that
should The preseEt revolutionary 'tn-
denotes succeed he will forced to ao-
dicate and GO into exile. IN which
case he does not intend that his son
shall share the fate Of the younger
Hapsbur%s, who are starving IN
Switzerland fer lack of knowing any
trade b. which they may earIr>a lv-
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08

Doesn't Mind Cash But Less Of Shirts
New York, Oct. S.-Wher" are my
hoes Where are my shirts? And
where n thunder i. my $123 over
-oat?
TIE overcoat was the last straw.
Edward p. Mors". shinbu'der, !'So
,at;prce. He had been forced TO
,sk these Gucstions daily and nightly
'cr alr,cst year. Shirts End SHOES
and suits of clothes had been d;sap-
pcarn@.
He hired privat" detective and
rnw The maid who has been IN his
.mulov for 'he past six years is un-
rnr arrest. She was held on charge
# rrand larceny.
The less Of wearing material and
,thrr things over the six year period
lmaunt.d TO between $1,000 and Sl0,-
900. Mr. Morse said he did not MIND
.hc pecuniary less so much as the
,nnorance the absence of his favo-
tie shirts caused him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
.PYTR|ANS WILL
MEET IN 1921
State Convention Held In
StauntOn This
Week
GAIN 1894 MEMBERS
Strides Made Under Direction OF
Grand Chancellor Z. X. BGycr Dur
ing Past Year

TIE Grand Ledge of the knights CT
Pyth;as, which has been in SesSic:.
this week in S,aunton. Va, adjourned
.as, night to meet in Alexandria De-
tober, 1921.
Past Grand Chancellor L. X. Boyer
and Past Chancellor s. Elmer Norris
AID Clarence w. Rose. who attended
me convention from Alexandria, have
returned.
The local delegates reported i
was one Of The most successful ana
wei! attended conventions ever held.
During the term Of Grand Chancc!-
lor Boyer. one year from October
1919, to October 1920. there was an
ncreas" in membership of 1894. the
;:ea.cst gain in one year II the h;s-
,orv Of the order.
Mr.. Boyer was congratulated on me
successful strides made by the crd@r
lur;ng the past year.
\ feature Of the convention was q
mu:aca! entertainment staged at the
Deaf. Dumb and Bind Institute.
Grand Chancellor Boyer made an able
address in which he took occasion to
thank the members of the faculty and
students on behalf of the grand lodge.
During the progress of the convcn-
Sion the annua! meeting CT the Py-
.l.ian Sisters also was held and they
win meet IN Alexandria next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
WHISKY EDlCT
HALTS TRAFFIC.

Jchn T. Kramer, prohibition ccm-
missioner. said yesterday that he o.
dered the Withdrawal of whisky from
bonded warehouses temporarily >us-
,.erded in New York, New Jersey ana
Pennsylvania. more than moath age
TIE step was taken, Kramer explained
t. check the Illicit sale of liquor.
kramer said that the order md
resulted in accomplishing to q CO..,
siderable extent the purpose fer which
/ had beer intended. Il had decrcas'
cd the stock of liquors in the hands G.
druggists and ut!erS who were ad
'hcrzed TO distribute it BY the permit
system, he sad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Given Five Years
George Hickman Sentenced For Muir.
der of Richard Sutherland

Five years in the penitentiary for
the murder of Richard Sutherland was
the penalty imposed in the case of
George Hickman in the circuit court
fcr Prince William County, Va. al
Manassas !as. Tuesday. Hockman en-
tered plea of guilty to second de-
gree murder and immediately there
as:.er Judge Samuel G. Brent imposed
sentence.
The bcdy Of Sutherland was found
in Quantico Creek September y and
Immediately thereafter Hockman fled
frcm the scene in launch and short
ly aftcrward was appreciated at Mon
roe. Va. and taken TO Manassas for
trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Final Show Tonight
Oh. On. Cindy Scores Another Rfg
Hit Last Night.


ooh, Oh, Cindy" scored another
success last night, at the Qpsra
| House, to large and appreciative
audience, and the rounds Of applause
that greeted these young AIexan-
drians encouraged them to their best
efforts, promising another splendid
performance tonight, when they
>hculd play to standing room only,
rs the opportunity to witness such
i performance is too rarely afforded
considering the evident talent in the
.ity.
Special mcnt:cn has been made of
the marked dramatic ability dis
played by Miss Louise Griffith, as
"Cindy." Miss EVELYN Howard. aS "Le
Cr:er," and A. u. Rhodes as "Terance
O'IIclIigan.''
Miss liilIa Schneider, as Blanche
Rlondina" scored ht. a I'D also
her thrca devoted swains, THE Three
Rpars." played by Leslie Devers' H.
Y. Quigler aud Briefly Glenn.
Miss .Abbie IIoxt0n as lilly
White" Cindy's black maid. was a
distinct hit. and her supporting part
ncrS in black face were Jack D;nwid-
dc rs FRIDAY" and Everett James.
n Saturday. 1t is impossible to
"eally Do justice to the excellent act
ing and dancing of this ito, and
their makc-ltn was perfect. Thci~
appearance called forth round apon
round Of applause.
Th" parts cf ~Stcnhcn Craig
played by Allan Roberts. "Ferdi-
nqnd GG;"ox." Edward Olive, AMI
Robinson Cruscc, DR.. John I. Ash
t"n. were hard parts to portray. fo''
fear Of ovcr-ariirg. but they w"ra
placed in capable hands, and the
work of these three showed clear
understanding cf their l;n"S. an1
good stare presence at all times.
"rhc Big Four" tn" nr;nr;r"I
<how girls, were Miss GLADYS Rod
""rs, Miss Ruth /" IIcw. Miss SUSIE
Murphy and Miss R"Sa Mnrrhv. aN'
thor acting, singing and danc;rg wHs
unusual in girls Of 50 It'll" stage en-
ncri"nce, they wore indeed eScell"rt.
IN the chorus groups It j. hard t
mention any one. as ca"a stood "Ht
20 prominently in their particular
line.
rhn harlequin dances were most
"ff"rtv" IN their hewitchin.. COS
n,n,es and their dancing WIS h,art;-
81.
Th" I;ttla "t'irrflcs ami Gnomrs
were one Of tn" chief attractions Of
The evening. while tn" "Carnihals"
ran them u r!oso second in popu,ari
= with the audience.
The work nf tho 'Drum Corps
was GOOD. and they made a SPLENDID
showing ~ thcir effective costumes.
The aviation chor;ls mad" a s1cn.
did showing. a numbor Of the same
vnl,n@ Iad.ns hoin@ IN the show an"
chorus girls. who gave most r"n~
liSt:c rc,formancr Of a chorus re-
hrarsal.
II tho grand fiGaln. which was
most ,r"ctacular. sn'cs w"r" sung
Nv Mss Nina Rak"r Fulton and Mss
NIarv IIrnt Rohrrts. AMI the "ar:"us
"kara"tcr rrotlns wcr" of an "nusual-
" high ori"r. Tonight vii! b the
r;nal nrrformanc". and al who have
failed to SEQ this musical c"mod''
shogld attend. for Alexandria IS sell
iom 50 fortunate aS to witness such
hi~h class show.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
NORRIS PROMOTED BY BANK

]. Ellis Norris. chief of the credit
loan and information department OF
the Banco Merchantiie Americana
has been promoted to the assistant
managership of the institution, it was
announced yesterday. Mr.. Norris
Joined the organization last January,
having previously been general man
ager in Cuba for R. G. Dun &
Co.-Iavana Post, September 3rd.
Mr.. Norris is a resident of Alex
andr;a. and his many friends here
are glad 10 learn of his promotion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Sugar Down to lie; Record in :.

New York, Oct. S.-A new low
record was made yesterday in the
local market, when the Federal Sug-
ar Refining Company reduced the
price Of refined sugar one-ha!f cent
q pound, to II cents.
The new low for the year was
within , cents Of the price prevail
ing When the industry was under con-
troll Of the government.
Raw sugar sold at s cents, duty
paid, or less than ! cent above the
government-fixed price last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Shell Hits Argentine Cruiser at
Practice; Five Sailors Injure

Buenos Aires. Oct. S.-The Arger-
tire cruiser Nirth Of July was dam
aged and five Of her crew were slight
" injured in night practice as the re-
suit CT laisairectea shot during nav
al target practice last night in The +
Rincon b9eht. off BAHIA Blanca. In i
rough sea q 15-cent;meter shell from
another veSse, struck the cruiser in
the PROV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
DELICIOUS FRIED OYSTERS

The Gazette force was treated this
morning to large dish Of delicious
fried oysters. with Slaw and crack
ers. by the proprietor of the Potomac
Fish Company, Mr.. c. II. thinner
man. Today celebrates the 35th an
nverSary of the establishment OF this
popular oyster house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Treasury Official Rules
Against Grants Until
Final Accounting
S6OO,GOO.O00 INVOLVED
Comptroller Warwick Rules Piece
meal" Settlements for Losses Would
Entail Never Ending Revision

WA<:.:'cStcn, Oct. S.-Treasury pay
mcM.s TO railroads under guaranty
provisions Of the Transportation act
MIL re hsld up under ruling today
Jy Comptroller of the Treasury War
@ick uE.i! fina! accounting of losses
sustained during the guaranty period
is msde. Officials estimated that ap-
5rcx.ma.ely $600.G0O,00G was involv-
Il.
Carers already have received
.lhcut $i30.000,O00 under the guarasn-
~ provisions paid in the form of ad-
sanccs againS: estimated deficits in
.ulrcd prior TO September J. when the
yua:anty expired Mr.. Warwck's de-
:i<cn held that failure of any road to
lave cstained adequate advances was
10 faiGt Of the Treasury, and, there-
.'O.a. :;..at Secretary Houston was net
.ompc! ed - make further payments
'p:cvcne%l.
Il :hink the law contemplated the
,Aiud ca.;cn ard final settlement Of
hcsc claims aS soon as practicable
ftcr the expiration of the guaranty
urr:c& he decision stated. The
lccds of certain carriers fer funds <
,crcrn.z2l hut this office may not
.cns..rn the law to au:h2rize the
raymcrs cf public money eNcep: IN
.uch amounts and at such times as
Trcmrra.s has authorized by law. no
~ how urgent the needs Of Claim
ants"
TO permit payments "piecemeal"
yculd entail "a never"ending revision
+ he carriers accounts by the In
.crS.a.e Commerce Commission. the
C~nrt: Fer said. adding that it must
oe Assumed that, since the Law made
orovis:oas for protecting the Gov
lernnent where advances were made
a~air.t estimated deficits PRIOR 70
Scp:cnbrr |. it would have carried
similar provision for the Govern
mart: protection against overpay-
nent hai i been intended to make
,lyrca's similar 10 advances after
he guaranty period ended. +
The dcciS.cn was rendered on APP
ira.:onS by the Grand Trunk West
rn R%'.way ard the Detroit. Grand
I1ven and Milwaukee Railroad. The
interstate Ccm4ncrce Commission had
e!tirct the application Gf The former
me f.. $500 COO and the latter for
$3.50 Gn0 hut added that the ceH@fica-
ION was made subject 10 the pro"i-
;'9n tlat furkhcr Claims could be pre-
.nn;c1 ard paid @ajer the guaranty
.sctic,,. cf the railroad law.
Surh ceri ficat:on made Il apparent
Nr. Warwick ruled. that the amount
ought was No. The amount which
e.rai!y you'd be required to make
rood the guaranty of earnings and
.oulI - regarded in no other Light
her TIA: cf par:ial payment not
rttcr:zcd by law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Charter Granted
Alexandria Business Men Head
Amusement CO.

y
TIE state corporation commission
has granted charter to the Chambers
3ulg Amusement Company, !nc2r-
porated this city, with a capital stock
Of 100000. The purposes are to ope-
rate ard conduc; amusement enter
pr :es Of all kinds.
Office. and :ncorpcrators of the
new concern arg: Ralph \. stec.c
president who is new connected Will,
The Alexandria AmGssme"t Company
Ge2rge Z. Warfie!d. secreta.yx&vno i
cashier nj tie ,ii.s.s Na;.o3,aL Ban, aa|
Ecbc.4 s. james, one cf the incorpora-
tors. wfo is sec!Csary Of The c. G.
Smcct ard Sons Company. Inc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Special Services
To Start sunday at ST. Mary'S anf
Continue Three Days.

A three days iridium which viii
begin Sunday night at s O'Clock at
st. Mars Catholic Church with d
sermon by Rev. Father Kennedy, o.
p. Of ST. nomir;c's Church, Wash
:n~:cn. The services will he under
the auSpiccs Of the Holy Nam" So
,.ie.v of that Cturch. There will he
mass Monday ami Tuesday morning
at 6 a. M. .Ynd the .r,r-Iflar monthly
meeting nf The IIolv Name Scc;otr
will hr held at I O'Clock Sunday nigh.
n inc Ty"em Hall. The president
IF the Washington branch Of the arch
Il occsan union OF Baltimore
lnI Washington REQUESTS AL mem
bcrs of the ORGANIZATION to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
NOTICE

\ special meeting vii, be held
Saturday Seotemher 8, a. 8 p. M. al
Trinity NJ. E. Church. of all mem-
bers of thechurch to meet the Pre-
siding Elder. All members are urged
Ito attend. 240-2p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
NOTICE r.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Alexandria Water Co.,
will be held at the office of the COM
pany, III North ST. Asaph street,
Monday, November lSt, 1920, at 10
o'clock q. m.
GEORGE UHLER.
24l-22c Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
IN MENORI AN.

r;RrNES-In loving memory Of my
dear husband, Arthur D. Grimes,
WHO died > years ago today, Oct,
Sth. 1918.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
His loving wife, Ethel. I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
Receipts s2s6,5ll For Three Games
HOW CLUBS STAND

games.
Third game-AHtendance, 25,0SO.
Receipts, SS1, ,29S. Players share, $43,-
9OO.92. Clubs share, /S29, ,267.2S. Ma
.ional Commissions share, S7.S27. 40.
Three games-Attendance, 1888;
Receipts. S236,511; Players share,
Sl27.715.94; Clubs share, SS5, 5,143.96;
National Commissions share, S23,-
6511O.
Next game tomorrow in Cleveland.
T;me-2 O'Clock Cleveland time, 3
o'clock Washington time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08

George S. Connell has sold to Mrs.
Effie NJ. Ballenger house and lot
1918 Princess street. Carl Budwesky
and others have sold to Irving S.
Clark, house and lot 531 South Fair
fax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
THE regular prayer meeting will be
held at 7:3O tonight at the Anne Lee
Memorial Home for the Aged.

The Lady Maccaibees Will hold a
cake sale in the city market tomor-
row morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-08

The friends Of little Joseph Robey
will regret to learn tha he continues
very ill., at his home in South Wash
ington street.