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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-05
MERCHANTSL|M|T
CONTRIBUTIONS
Will Give to Charities After
Thorough Investi-
cation.
D. c. Merchant. Adopt
Rule on Money Donations

No member of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association
or individual acting for such
member is permitted to SUBJ
scribe or donate money or to
buy tickets for any cause what
soever save charity. which
charitable objects shall In all
instances first have the in
dorsement in writing Of the
executive committee of the
Merchants aud Manufacturerst
Association.
Tag Sales and Tickets In
Business Houses.
No member OF the Merchants
and Manufacturer Association
is permitted to allot space for
the sale Of any commodity, In
Guiding tags. tickets, certifi-
Gates. etc, for any purpose
its own merchandise.
Advertising.
No member of the association
shall advertise in or on any
thing unless the proposition
has the approval of the execu-
tive committee, with the excep-
ton OF newspapers. street cars.
billboards, theater programs,
city directory. telephone direc-
tory and publications entered
as second-class mail matter.
Discounts.
The Merchant and Manufac-
turers'. Association is unalter-
ably opposed to any and all
class discounts or special buy
Ing privileges. believing that
any discount or buying privi-
lege offered should apply to the
entire buying public and under
no consideration to any par
ticufar class.
Executive Committee,
Mercha nts and Manufacturers
Association, Inc.
All applications in above mat
ter should be referred to Sec
retary Charles j. Columbus,
Star building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-05
RUMOR OF PRESIDENTS
RELAPSE CALLED "SILEY''

ports that President Wilson's con-
dition has taken turn for the
worse were denied today by DR..
Francis X. Dercum in this city.
DR.. Dercum. who has frequently
been called into consultation, said:
"They are silly rumors. When 1
last saw the President he was in
such good condition l did not
think it necessary to return to
see him. I have discontinued my
regular visits to the PRESIDENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-05
France Decorates Damrosch.

FONTAINEBLEAT, France. June
walter Damrosch, conductor of the
New York symphony Orchestra. was
today presented with the cross of the
Legion of Honor. Previously his or
Chestra had given concert before
large audience at the Artillery School.
Many deputies and Partisan notables
attended,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-05
Gust Newfoundland Assemblymen.

ST. JOHN. n. F.. June 4.-Three
members Of the local house of assem-
bly who were tried during the last
week on charges of bribery we're con-
victed and have been unseated. it was
announced today. They are William
Wood Ford, formerly minister of pub
lie works; DR.. w. E. Jones and A.
E. Hickman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-05
Mr.. Rodenberg's Mother Dead.

CHICAGO. June 5.-Representative
William A. Rodenberg of Illinois. who
will nominate Gov. Lowden at the
republican national convention. left
today for st. Louis, why're his mother
died last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-05
Argentine Releases More Gold.

BUENOS AIRES, June 3.-Additional
gold to the amount of $3.S50.000 was
released today from the Argentine de-
posits in the United States :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-05
WEATHER.

Rain this afternoon and tonight:
tomorrow fair, with rising tempera-
ture moderate variable winds.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended pm. today: Highest. So. at
pm. yesterday: lowest, 55, at am.
today. Full report on page 9. part l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-05

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication Of all news dispat tehes
credited to it or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights Of publication Of special
dispatches herein also reserved
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23

E.nera Better Automobiles Arc Luz,
Cuiclz VIII Build Them
rT-III5 big seven passenger Euick Model k-Zo
Z is the ideal family of the Buick series. Its
large roomy tonneau and luxurious seats filled
with comfort
Its finish and design combine both beauty and
refinement, readily attracting the attention of those
who take pride in ownership.
The Buick Valvc-inHead motor furnishes surplus
power, assuring the usual Buick economical service
and endurance.
These qualities Of construction have increased this
cars popularity to such a degree that purchasers
who delay in placing their orders experience diff
Guilty in securing desired delivery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23

The Oregon Motor
Garage is bigger, better
and stronger than ever
+. in the service it affords
prospective automobile
owners.
Our financial connec-
tions enables us to grant
easy terms to car buyers
at this garage and put
the convenience and
pleasure of the automO-
bile within the reach of
many who have hereto
fore been denied this
privilege.
This garage is the
real constant market for
used cars of the makes
we handle. You don't
have to trade. them in
we will buy them and
pay you spot cash if you
desire.
Every sale here is
backed by the genuine
service you need, expect
and should receive.
We carry the largest
stock of extra parts to
be found at any car
agency in Eastern Ore
gon.
These are factors to
be given the utmost con-
sideration before you
buy your car. 1t is
. easy to buy a new car,
but how about having
the constant service of
your car when parts
are needed?
THIS SERVICE WE
GIVE YOU
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23
BEST By TEST
Real
Agency
Service

The Oregon Motor
Garage is bigger, better
and stronger than ever
in the service it affords
prospective automobile
owners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
BANDIT At WINDOW
Hclds Gun IN Gir!--Frrccs Neither ta
Gather Ills Lcct. Then Speeds
.twav cn Stolen IlcrSc

CursbeliSnG Nd. Ma While
Ms. M$r=hali f'ren': and me-
diuci:se:s sat rear . wini-w in til@:'
hcmc rear I'risa,!Svi!!c. Garrett
County Wednesday r'~fSS. the smash
ing oG zane wss followed &C 4
hard kolGinr ca"kci rcvc!"e, and
masllc l,eal
The frightened women tc!4 The
Ls;:;.,'it that TIL mcr"y was in an
cSS,,1, part Ct nc hujlG::E. Cli.;nG
On &c &C !! : daughters to 1h:cv: m
he" lar's, The Ychae: ":Gc"c.I II"
o;h~: wcmcn t., hr'rE the mcl:y
saying IL wcuil kill the one he ha:
ccvcrc! with the reviewer. sh"la
thee ha the least ;rcsche:y. The
wc.n%a brought S55 &nl . teaah@r's
check r. SO.
Ihc bansrs thc: m,sntcA ons of
the horses he had already saad!cd
IL III. T.ic@G barn sad rode away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
INFORMAL TEA MONDAY

Tn Parish Aid Sccicty Of Christ
Chlr>h will give an irfo!ma! cnr2r-
mcns Monday afternoon il he
paris hail. to the members G; he
s-c:ety and their fr;caa:. The ccni-
NJ. in "h2:ge hs> arranged an
j: :cs.;rg r:cGr&m an. among 'acs'
VIII vii! participate are Mrs. David
Xii ie!oe. wife q Representative
kimchclo:. cf KaNtucky Mrs, G"1.
L ri ;<e:SS, Mr,. p"o!o Tac:cin. Mir.
F:arl: a. Stcsle. u" y. D.. Ehc!"s
md 3Ir. Frank Smith.
Ths cf:cl.s cf the Perish Aid So
c;s,, &ic: Ms. William \. Smcot,
re itcrt: Nrs. G,otgo Hu@:iin. VIC:
PFC M; Mhs. William J. Booth",
81. ..ary. an: Mrs Thcra< y. Z D.
:l.,,H treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
VISIT OF GRANDMOTHER
Wife ii Karl Austin Gives Renewed
Assurance of Love

Manassas. Va. May Tho aged
and feeble grandmother Of Karl j..
Austin, who arrived here yesterday
unexpectedly frGm New York, rn;n-
fcrne,: Of the tragedy OF last Men
day night, when he.' crippled %rand-
son ShGt and killed J. p. b. Davis
on Main street, was bewiider2l whaa
she failed ta find him il his wheel
chair in the sunny spot he was ac-
customed to frequent along tn"
thorouGhfare.
As gently as possible friends Of
the prisoner tcId her the rews ANA
she was accompanied to the jail,
where She broke into tears as she
greeted him.
Mrs. Austin, the crippled mans
wife, ever whom was started tha
quarrel which rosultc;! in the fat::i
shooting, also arrived at Manassas
yesterday from Washington, whore
she has lived since tehir separation
last summer. She was met by he"
mother Mrs. Mary c. SCnafrank.
of Manassas, and together they wen4
TO the country Jail %rl had three
hours conference with the prisoner.
Austin AYERS that previous t.
Monday nights trouble he reminded
Davis Of his promise to leave toWr
as the latter had promised, after, as
Austin Claims. Davis had wrecked
his hcmc ana caused separation
between his wife and himself.
During her conference with hct
husband at the Jail Mrs. Austin be-
came peaitsnt, and she assure he"
husband that she would 90 every
thing possible tc help him win his
legal fight for life. Mrs. Ads,n
with her mcthcr, later went to the
Austin home cn Zaba!ce str2aE,
whrc she lived previo"s 70 The DO
meS:;c Troubles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
MISSION TO LFPERS
Semi Annual Meeting TGa;ghi II NJ.
Z. Church SOnt!:

Thc >cm;-arnua! meeting cf a
A!px%M.!r:.a Auxiliary # the Ms eli
t. LcEcr* VIII be held III "Ten!.'% 1t
80 r'clcc!; in the Srad&Y Scnoei
rocm CT The NJ. Z Church South. TIC
Miss:cn to Lcpers is az :n:efGeHom
%.t;onai cs@aniz. q Wh.ch has ocnH
c:1ry;%~ cn rel:sf 'vcri; Scr those -
lI:c:cI viii tbs cred dis2@<" 'cr
fifty years. The Mission w.,S f2unt2"
in 1880 by Wellesley c. Ha!2:'..
II yGr n, irtore@cc3 m th.* Pre-
.y2rk 10, h@manity T.& are urged -
attend The a1tc:;rg f tie Alexandria
Auxiliary tcn:gh.. TIE Go!d Pig
B"rl$ WI be opened a"A t IS h2n"d
;hs, fu"Ga r":1gn Wi! be r1s2:Ts'. -
2aadlc this LEGAL auxiliary TO pro-
:ar :vc lcpcrs durins: the yea" 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
ALEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL.
Standing CT Students During Past
Six Weeks.

| The following students OF the Alex
andsia High School have made 80 .!
mere CT a.! subjects for the SIX weeks
cna!rg April 2Sth. The percentage in
G:catc: the relation that th:s NUM-
Der bears to the tc:al n::n1ber IN the
class.
Sca.cr Class IA Ii per cent-Lyrd;'
Carver. Laura Pevcrell, Virginia Sch
web, Edward Wright.
JuHiGr Glass 23 81 per cent
Margaret Alexander. Mary Ashu,y.
Mary Ba!icngcr. Lucy Brookf:eld,
Jack Diiw;dd:e. Lucy Houzton Jessie
lloyd Wilmer Myers Catherine Par
ker, Irm& Wolf.
Sophomore Class 10 81 per cent.
Eugene jackson, Annie Knight Thcl-
ma L2Istord. Cla:issa Lawrence, Wal
tec Nails. Cowan Ramrgc.
Freshman Class. y - per cent.
Isabella Abramscn. LitAv Be:man,
Mildred Crurpcr. Gladys Clark. E!i-
'za5cth E:dhammcr Doris Gaines.
Hi!!s.a Erwin, Lcaise Finke, John Few
Ter Rcse Leviason, Effie Ly!es, Ma
IRON I.v!es. Maude W;gf:e.d.
Commercial D"partmea: per cent
Ma.2arc: Linn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
Many Beauests Aiso Made
For Charitable Pur-
Poses
ACADEMY GETS S25,00C
Prcperty TO ST. Vincent De Paul So
cirtv--Alcxandria Hospital SlO,-
UG0-Providcs Fer New Church.

The hulk Of the fnrt.lnc Of the late
Michael A. Ahern wha lied April y
1920 and whose VII! was pr5ba;ed
this afternoon in the corporation court
for this city, IS LEFT 70 St. Mays
Catholic Church. The instrument is
dated December y 1919 ana writ
ten in the hand Of the testa.or.
He names the National Savings and
Trust Company Of Washington, D. c.,
and his cousin Mss katherine c.
A!:ern. IS executor and eyecl:rix.
Tnay qualified as such.
The buik G. ii cs,ate is left to
the RI. Rev. d. j. O'Gornc!l, bishcp
of the diocese cf Ri>2m2ad III trust
fora pario. of twenty years and at
the cns: Ct that time testatriE directs
that ti2e fund BE- used for either build
ing ncw church for the congrcga-
tion OF St. Mary's Catholic Church
in Il mere desirable lccation OF c:se
building an orcha@a@e m this city.
His real estate lie leaves tc st.
Vincent G2 Paul Societ::: Cf Alexandria
and directs that the fgn;is derived
th2refrcn &c ce!icving the poor CT
the city. He, howsvsr s.ip"lates
that the rca estate nay be sole and
recommends th2 money ~ invested II
securities. II" also directs that SC
c;ety Of women Of s. Mary Ch2ch
he organized for alicvi;t - - the wants
cf Tie peer with furas derived from
the p,cr>,ty wh::h he caves the $.
Vincent q Paul Sfa2ie'*:s !. :.
10 the A'exanc:ia Hospital he
leaves the sum Of $1,000; Tic Little
Sisters cf The pocr Of Washington.
5000; S;st.rs Ct the Ccnvcn: Of
Perpetual Alteration, Washington
S5 900; st. Ma?y's Academy, of this
city "25 ,0CO; and 81. J2scph's Gath
ciic Church this city, $3,G00. \ few
other personal bequcsIS aiso ":2
maGc hy the teSt"toH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
Said 70 Be One Of Gang
Who Robbed Sandy
Spring: Bank
PICKED BY BANK HEAD
4. &. Thomas Positively Identifies
Him rs Maa Wh& Stccd Guard Dur
ing Raid.

Baltimore, May iHnoui:s ni@mt
was made II police l:,::::lu&,tc:.; !:ss
niyn- that Ga. cnrc Adams alias
Jc i.ah Adams. alias james Eane.
was ;tle.tifie in Camden. y. j..
Yesterday as cne C The bandits Nho
rc'lJc! The f'ir:. National Bars 1t
San Spring Apri! &c after shooting
to death Francis Nj Hnllawell. ore
{: the banks Gircctcr$.
Adams the police say, has = r"i:>"
rc:Cr' He was arrc~te' il B&iti-
mc,c, Octcber - 1918, with thr e
ctncy ALLEGED @rrm@n on information
placed in the handS cf tie pc.ic2.
One c: iaosa arr 2sted was Ar-hony
Cugirc new il tie city jail here ac-
cIsel Ct heirg cr@ cf n" gang VII"
rs'..5e,' The icveiry store Of James K.
Armgcr Company
Th. tags E" TIE automobile usct
~ tie bandits who rcrbei the Sandy
Srr!rg Bark wee found yesterday
in !h4 Morccacy River, ah"": i't"ee
r:lcs frcm Frederick. ih" tag;
wee lying in sh.!lcw watar beside
one e the pics ci the rridgc II the
BG,timorc pike. The numbers on ths
fa~s we're Maryland 2j-930. These
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
ENiCEEREOCKER CLUE
DANCE MONDAY NIGHT

Arra1G rcn.s have nean completed
- n" I:n;"kcE!acEcr Social Ciu1 in"
ar informal dane which viii ho givca
Monday ni2htt, MAY 10 IN the auditor
ium of the Els Eicme The commit
tee n charge cf tEe arrangements
has planned tc have the hall eiabc-
rzt.y decorated for the affair ;al
mcs:c will be fu.nish.d by Lc:;is
Browns singing ORCHESTRA &C wash
ingtuH. Il s expected that 4 large
* .he.ic's Of mcm'lsTs cf the clu5
and thci" cr;eE:s will attend thc
dance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07


%lc TO the recipient rs wei as to Il"
cnt:Gc &sscmElay@. After / had h22n
carefully opened !. proved to he an
elongated ci@sr. twice ;hc length Ct
al ordinary specimen. This p:"r5k2d
laughter wh;cii increased @:.a;!!.:.
when the rcc:2iert lighted It and be
c.n scrt.:ng forth clouds Of sm-;e.
A finely executed ccpy Of the mir
utes OF the lodge Of May 6. 1870. T"&s
nsxt br2ugh: folth and after having
been read by the secretary was PFC
ser.ed to the Right Worsh:ptu! BEa-
thsr. But two members CT Andrew
Jackson Ledge who were present on
that occasion were N attendance las
n:s::t. Their names appeared n the
minutes.
Abou. ten o'c!3ck the Scc,aa AMI
last &C. cf The interesting proceedings
was announced. The ledge having aa-
iouYncd in due ard aa2:en. io.!r. TIC
flTS Ifott.ttih " go !'.'-- '.''''''
Of the temple wher@ seas3nsh!@ re-
freshmcnts had been prepared bT the
members Of Martha Washington
Chapter Order Eastern Star. A.
though the g1ests were numerous. the
ladies composing the cnap:er had
made ample arrangements for enter
tanning all and 6y the time thar
guests reached the rccm they began
moving from one to the other supply
ing each with beth subs5ant:a's and
iuxu,;es. More spe2ch-makinc fe.i.w-
Cd. There were 10 fo,nal;.ies. ard AL
ifelE at home. jay being Al az times n
! the air.
The company adjourned Al q, ia:c
hour, every enc highly pleased witt
sheir evenings experience ard gsad
! they kaI participated il what will
ever be I,ncrn a '.Dcwnham Night. !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
News of Potomac
Items Of General and Personal In
tcrcst From Ncighbnring Town.


tcrcst From Ncighbnring Town.
Mrs. Edward pugh, who E&s
been the g;!est Cf Capt. and Mrs.
Ernest Bragg. CT Alexandria, ari
4Csrt. ana Mrs. J. FL. spiHer, Of
Brad:cak, has returned TO her home
in Cc"asvill2, Va.
Capt. Edward Dawson. Of III"
Volunteers Of America, condG>tcd
PRAYER sc.yicl 1T tha Methodist
Crn.h last night. The people we're
greatly h>lrcd by hiS spiritual mes
sage.
Mis-. i. NJ. Tyrcc and Mrs. X.
y. S2ffc'i are visiting frien,& and
relatives in R;.hnca:;.
M.:. ". NJ. Canthorn Ct Richmond.
Va. is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Dcu"!as l.. Fc,kcs cm lowc!! Ave
nuc.
Mrs. A. w. Petersilvia returned
10 Ncrfc,> after SpcnGin% the week
en-! with her family at Mt. Ia@.
Ms. E@sl McGinnis. Ct Howell
Avenue, is visiting friends in Lynch
3u:rr, Va.
Mrs.. Virginia Adam. of Hcllefcrtc
Avenue. delightfully."- entertained the
Beck Ciub Tuesday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

The second ntcrest.n" Masonic
event Of the present year to1k place
last nigh: in Andrew Jackson Ledge
:.a.stn IN ;ne pte2eEce CT 3 large hum-
Der CT inc members of the Mystic Tie.
The first was known as Veterans
Night. which was largely attended
ana proved to b2 mCsI happy occa-
son for al present. The second will
long be remembered rs "DcWnham
N:a,,.::" celebrated in honor cf the
f;fticth anniversary OF the Masonic
birthday Of Right WorshlDful Brother
|, +. + Dawnham, who was raised - tie
sublime degree Of Master Mason half
cersury ago last night. The affair
was intended rs Il surpSc to him
whcm Ike members Of the craft de-
lighted 20 l:crcr, and it was most de-
r:drd Su,cess from start to finish.
\ .aygr majority cf the members Of
Amdncw Jackson Lodge, No. l20, were
present before the craft Was called t.
2rdrr by W'arsh;pful Master Elicit
Hoffman. and ha!f an hour later i
was necessary 10 bring into th" LEDGE
.>Cm many chairs in order II furnish
seating accommodations for members
ard visiting brethren.
S,,.ar;!y before nine o'clock tn" v2ne-
ral!r brother. accompanied by Past
Master James +. Alexander. who has
also long since grown Old in Masonry.
he having bcccmc member II An
drew Jackson Lodge during the war
between the states. appeared IN the
tlcGma rCcm. He was heartily greeted
by both young and eli. y few-~very
| few--cf the brethren who we've living
II 1870 were en- hard. ard more scarce
sr.l we've tl;oSa who were present in
The ledge room whea the R;gat W2r-
sh:pful Brother WAS declared M
stCr Mssca. But TWO CT Sueh mingled
with the brethren last night.
A delegation consisting of all the
past masters present together with
all members cf jackson Lodge whose
names have been 2N The rel % years
or lno.e fa,med the committee wh.ch
formally presented the Right Wor-
sh'pfu! Brother tn the lodge. Hc was
received in Gac and ancient form.
:; III The meantime Past Master James
F. Alexander had taken his position
| in the East" and The ovation which
! fo.l,wed was ore cF the harpicss il
the history Of Free Masonry III Alex
andr;a. All felt tina: it was good for
them to have been there.
During shcrt iull in the festivities
NJ. John Fl. Trimycr advanced with 4
(, beautiful bouquet Ct flowers which he
presented TO the Right Worshipful
Brother in short hut apt speech,
which met with an equally APT re-
Soonsc from the recipient, asteE which
Gecroa w. Zachary. Tiler Of the lodge,
made l:s appearance with something
in 4 lass case which he IN few re
marks presented to the h2n2red guest.
! fo. : time it was as ChnsSe pc2-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
DOLLAR DAY
FINAi. NOTICE

~! pcrSrns. firms or ccrprrat:f nS
y In have not secured their state H.
cnnsrs to tranS:ct i;uSincss or practice
], profession hy p. ri. Saturday May
81, vi !,c summoned before ;hc incai
Rcs:d # R,vicw Ia shcw caGse why
The cira prc"rrihcl i" iaw should mt
10 imposed. BY ardcr Of LEGAL Beard
Of Rc;icw.
r. f. LAWLER. Chairman.
l0T-4c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
i)l + y

TT!TLETr-Su .!cnir Il his hc;""
nor Frar ,cnia, 1t noca Thar:da%.
Nav 6 1870, GEORGE BENG\l
F.?.ET.r. &gcG Il years. lnter-
mcnt private at . o'clock Suadiy
:rtc.Gcoa Ma 2. AZ Ky Hill cenl-
ctcry. llG-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
d! Ed

-a.tc this lie Nay 9th. a 2:i3
: = ALLIE HAMILTON FIELD.
dearly beloved wife Of +. Lee
Ed. Funcral from residence Sat
u.tly, May &th at ) p. NJ. Inter
mers private. Hole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

II zee to be "iv:n for the henc-
X ! II" basc ball team Of the Alex
ana N&va, Torpedo Station sill
be h F! liz The Eiks' auditorium on
r,s..T evening May 2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

AH Important meeting Ct Al"xan-
dr:a L3GGc No. 75S. Benevolent ani
Pro-; live Order Of ElkS will be held
al -: aHmt MoEGay night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

Ti:2 me limit for fling returns
with { amiSsioner Of Revenue Gala.
i:in !. merchants and profession
mem expires at i o'clock tomorrow af-
;c,maca Al! who hav? not filed them
aftc' ths: ,;mc vi be subject TO
.fi"c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
FORD OWNERS

DIR MnrrO--f it is done at
Rcmschers. i, must be done right.
13-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

LIT every mothers son 20 t. me
Chul i ! h;- cha:c" sunday. Nay ,;
Il Mc.nrrs Day. fellows; Lets %?
"CURTBAR"
lGo-Hn Ra~aca Press ircGt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

You &c, a $500 Mallory hat Free
with every suit purchased during the
first 10 days in May.
DOWNHaM 4 RIDGEli
King and Pitt Streets
= 1n7-Sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

\ =. t!nr al the Salvation Army
H@l Ia. nieht was well at:"r led.
II, 'r,ir@ &nG playing Of the blind
EvangCl;s: Miss Rcnficl: and Envoy
!.s"ac q; X was very inspiring and !
erect Ec'0 tc AZ! who heard them.
rhr ;;si;Man;ey; c. Capt Irene Me-
G:r:. ar: F.r:.gn Marion Frybarscr
VAS n greatly arpr. ciatsi. an; the
aG G,r' hr Rev. T.. e. Jackson. of
the L'ir:; Banti>t Church, who chooss
a* r. s1Gicct. "Ihe Lost Christ and
Hcw II" Was l'oun|.' gay. al! gra L
cr dr sir. tn 90 fo:th and fight the
fit:t : i-aith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

Th 5a4y Il Kalr,l Mckinley Coates,
. !a,.; I'D. WA d:cI in NlaGivostok.
S'5r:ii. Lag arrived and been taken
to parents residence. De! Ray,
frar. "i.1nre TIE funeral will take
pllca 4. > O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

* fresh country butter.
g. OF pcun". country eggs and
pcI'' 30 prard< Special Blend
ClF-c- G"I United quantity OF
saga. Z e hyliv@"v. J. F.. puR-
CEf.' IL ScG:h HcMry $trcc@.
phCa. .f7-W. li1-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
HAP|PE PEN|NGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
D. not forget the parents mset-
in" At 81. Paul'S Church tonight.

F'oI" cf the new steel cars 70: the
W 'l;nr Virginia Railway Com
pan; :" arrived and are being un-
loadeo :: he Potomac yards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07

Gc'@, 3. Tr;plett. forty-s2ven
year ID. die at neon Yesterday ut
his "rS;;;nncc. near Frarccnia. Fair
faX :oi;'ty. Th> deceased wgs Z
w.d, *"t. For rambler Of years he
90 %-cr. for t!:e Metropolitan
IL, l. u:a".c Company. His fun
cr::i Ill take plac" ut :; o'clock Sun
Gay 3f.'"n"cn from his late resi-
der.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-07
WEATHER

Fer Virginia partly cloudy tonight
aud Saturday: probably showers in
Sgutfern partion. slightly warmer
;oMi.ht
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