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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
MISS BEDD0E PLEASES
Codtraito at High school scored In
dividunl IIit--Mrs. Iiauscr
Plays Wen.

Mabel Bcddoc, contr1i'O, sang at
tho high school nuditoium last night
scoring quite successes. The audi
cpce. whilo small. was very appro.
ciatiyc and the singer received much
applause Miss Bcddoc has rich, Vi
lrrpt voice, and her cnunc.auOn was
fHultlcss.
Ia tho aria from "Sapphn' fGou-
nod shC cHinced her talent as 20
hnguist more than an exploitation
Otherwise. The audience seemcd 10
appreciate her ballad singing most
and this was particularly manifested
~ the duo Of songs. "Day After bay
1nd Love, Ny Heart Longs bay hS
Day by koupman. also In Arthur
Foote's "Tranqu % perfect gem
In Ncrs" and cong which Miss iled
doc sanE with Wucn f~clins
She vas assisted by Mrs tfincos
Potter liiuH"r, thg piariB render
ing o. group Of numbers IN oxrellcut
siNie. portrayi1g an unusual school
of toachnique ana finish ,5he accom-
panied the singer with ayupathy aud
good Interpretation. Mrs nlus-r Is
% now addition 10 musical circlcH
here. The program for tn evening
follows.
One IyTc lmmortoilo. Aria from
'StHpho.' GodTodD Algar ls soir.
Fourdfain); Etanto II Grillo tViu-
conSo BillD. Winter COuo WickI
Day Aitcr Day CBerihH KoopmanJi
Love. Ny Heart Longs usy ana Day
tlicrtha Eonpmaup. Instprale T.
tnpriccio CSclrlattD Auf fiuEcln
dos Gcsanges (McndebHuhn- LisHD
Concert Etudo tMAcDoWolD. Fran
a.. a.
Goose rhymes CBairbridge CrisD,
Sorgs from "A Child's SIght IN
Song tManna Hucca Tranquility
tArthur FooteD. ON tho Road 10
Ballyshce Gcsl!c ELLIOTT; Under the
Greenwood Tree OBu2N Pecci1);
My Native Land GfctchnninorD
Frances Potter llnuser, accompanied
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

precinct meetings in all OF the pre-
c1ncts Of the city for the purpose OF
electing precinct committeeman to
the city committee. Next Monday
night was decided upon for the meet
ings and the meeting adjourned TO
convene again at 1880 o'clock next
Tuesday night at the county court
house,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
COca (OIa Dividend.

MIA NTA. Ga, Feb. n7.--A divi.
dend of 81 share on the 500, 600
shares OF common stock Of the Coca
Cola company was declared by the
directors hero today. payable Atril
?. to stockholders OF record March
l3. IL was announced that the total
business September II, 1919,
to- t10,000.000. of which
81 900 900 was net profit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
josef Hofmanu Great Succ,4s In
Chicago.


Orchestra hall was reached Just ns
Josef Hofmann commenced the waltz
in T. flat which formed the second
number In his Chopin group. Heard
we're tho waltz, the q flat I'm.
pronptu. tho A major Polonaise and
three compositions by Mr.. Holman
disguised under his pen name OF
Dvorsky
Few pianists weave tonal spell
OF quietncss about their hearers as
apeedingly and completely as does
fIofmann. There Is something In tho
quality OF the tone itself as IL comes
from under his fingers that sllcnces
and hypnotlzca. Everyone sits mo-
;ionless az though in kind OF dream.
There Is OF course In his perform
ance all the mechanical perfection.
tho musical balance and proportion.
and the manly. sane sentiment which
long ago characterized him as mas
ter pianist and artist Add to this the
tonal spell which. bo 1t In loudcst,
crash or most delicate tracery, equal
~ Ia Irresistible, and listening TO him
become a Veritable delight.
He was In good mood and the
numbers heard especially the Po-
lonaise, which with Its tythmlc solid
ity and persistence swept all before
II. were those Of IA master Chicago
Daily Tribune, Feb. i6.--Advt
liannls optical Co--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
GORE.FREELING
TO DEBATE HERE
Equal Suffrage Will Be
Subject Of the Discus
sion Tonight.

Pryor core nnd Attorney General
s.. Prince Freezing ~ oklahoma,
arc expected to debate woman surf
rage in Tulsa tonight
Details Of The debate were not 10
be asccriHincd last night but Judge
James DlgRs ~iid hat IN all proba-
bultv 30 would take place at the
cOurt house.
a number of oklahoma city mon
are coming here tonight, h"sidcs
men and women from other cities To
hear The two men talk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
(Ccntinrc! on Page Tw".l
pHONOGRApH DEMONSTRATION

Beginning next T'i"Sd!y morning
The h"~"St demonstration q: rh"n"-
,raph< over held in Alexandra VII!
hrrin n. "a" AIirhrlhach's store. Sl1-
IL King street and w:!l continue for
lb"ut thr"" weeks.
This Sal,. VIII he h"nl,"d in a By
way. Alexandria connecting up with
such Srnrr< ~ Gimhel brothers. Of
phiiaJ"lnh;a. John Wanama&er, OF
Philadelphia ard tn" lar@"St stores
i EirEmond ard "th"r c;i">. where
pathn rh"nn-raphy At. hold.
Spr-'al terms and @ifts Of records
will accompany II" sale IS each ma
l.;np anI residents # IN" city are
rrych in watch tn, larre ADVERTISE
mcnt> ,nat are slated tn appear III
he. C;n~"tf" practically every day
rnllGwiry the oprrin% Of the sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
Ball Player W eds
J.. {. Rice of Washington Team Mar
ricd to Miss Edith Owens
In This City


Edgar C. RICE. centerf:el!er for the
Washington Baseball Club, slipped
over TO this city this afternoon ac-
compared by MISS Edith Owens OF
Washington and the coupe were mar
ried at 1880 o'clock at the parsonage
of the NJ. E. Church South by Rev.
Dr.. f. V. RegeSter. pastor of that
church. The only attendants of the
couple were Miss Kit.ie L. Biddle Of
Washington and Former Mayor Thos,
A. Fisher.
There was no one in Alexandria
who knew anything about the wedding
of the Washington certerfielder
cxcert Former Mayor Fisher, and al
though he has known about Rice's
plans fer the past week he was under
promise of secrecy until the event was
over and he kept the secret.
Immediately following the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice left for Key West
Flcr:,sa. whence they viii go TO Cuba
where they viii spend their honey
nroon. His many baseball friends,
amcng whcm Former Mayer FISHER
is an ardent supporter. extend the
bride and groom best wishes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
RESOLUTIONS

At meeting of the j. r. n. Curtin
Memca:al Baraca Class of the FIRST
Bansist Church of Alexandria, Vir-
GINA, held on Sunday, October II,
1920. Brother Arthur Lloyd presiding.
and WEI Lam Topping, Secretary.
The following resolutions in men,
ory of Richard McMenamin were un-
an:mcusly adopted.
Resolved that:
Whereas God in his Dew:na wisdom
has called to eternal rest, at -AAex-
and.ia, Virginia, Tuesday, October 5,
1920, Richard McMenamin, beloved
fa.her of James w. McMenamin, Ed
gar B. McMenarnin, Kenneth II. Nc
MenAmin, members of the j. r. n.
CmNa:n Memorial Baraca Class of the
First BapILs. Church of Alexandria,
Virginia, new be it therefore further
resolved that Richard McMenamtn
was man of noble and courageous
character, loyal friend, and lovirg
fn.he.r and husband that we extend to
the bereaved family cur heartfelt sym
pathy and pray that God may comfort
them as only he can, that his Grace
nay sustain them in this trying hour
and that his Holy Spirit may help
them and be it further resolved that
copy of these resolutions be spread
on cur mtnuces of the ]. R. \. Cur
tin Memorial Baraca Class, copy be
sent to his family and a copy pub
li:hed in the Alexandria Gazette.
The ]. R. n. Curtin Memorial Ba-
raca Glass of the First Baptist Church
of Alexandria, Virginia.
(S:gned)
n. L. WILLIAMSON
G. RAYMOND GAINES
ROBT. II. cox,
25l-lc Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23

w;,s accompanied By Sheriff Clements
ana deputy sheriff Howard Smoe. q
.Al;..rgtcn county. t.ar,y this morning
Al. e. to the place whe:e the
be,E Was found and the woods were
xstErd III search Of further evidence
S:EIcut reSrl:s.
Early th:s afternaicn the detectives
sgain VISITED the score AMI again
m:,!. an effort u fnd scme c.ew or
to find someone in the reghborhood
who cou!;i shed some l.&rt cn the c&:"
.Afielw&l1l the officers visited the
cc.n..y iil en- Fcs;; My>r Heights ard
quizzei coiorcd m:In hell ior tr.al
on "a vagransy charge, wf, Wa ar
rested a!,ct1t . week ago in the county
whnr he VA. fGuLi one mornn" about
, o'clock in the garage RI a resa!c":
Cf that county ~cate,; n az a!rGn",t:lc
He, !lswcvc!. cculG sned ro light CT
the ease and the Wa>.l n@.on dc
lives M'.r r.,.mn>d - Wa r@o'"n
and are rurniigr down c,,wS in an e.
fe.s /, ti4:" the n: ronc;''| ni SIN
l4nl since last Sat.r.ia$ whcn he !cfs
NJ. Rale:2ii Hotel IN t!'5: ci.y.
a, r ~ TO-DAY Commonwealth NJ
tornyy I'rark l.. Ba'! :sceivci tele-
rram from, the secretary or the Ma
.cnic I.oc,@c NJ 0>wego, \. y. asking
tha: the body he prepared for bri::!
a..I Greeting ;Aa: :; rr MI rH''"
fu: hcs met;ce. The '",s@9.m STATE!
;hat the secretary y: ,hmt time had
been unabl. TO locate the relatives
Of II, murdered man.
Ti,;s afternoon CommoiwcaNh's ~
.nr""y B#'! stated THAT he ha! n''
determined jus: when h. "! h"..! The
':1u".,. /: * praa'h,e. however. tha:
na VII ;rransl 8 jury some 'is1c t.
mor.aw 10 Wv Inc body and then al
iCG-r over until fn.hsr d4t- n O.
der 10 see If any evidence has been
cb.3:ned.
The case t< one of the NEST taff,@n"
tha. i."'- confta.,.el ih. alth'ri';c:
frr many years. Up 70 tbs w "rr
they have MT sin";e tan~:i,,a Gle"
on viii, h to wc:k and the "n,r theory
that can he advanced i that Sean
.grrsl was victim Of murder tha:: ,'.'
motive was rGhbe:y. Other a"%!eS to
the cause. however, are not. beng
cvcllocked by these em@a@cd II the
Hqsk cf unravelir@ tie ma:dcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
IN MEMORI.AM

KRAFT-In loving remembrance
of cur dear devoted son, Frank \.
rKraf. VINO Departed this. life (l8)
eighteen months ago today, April %,
1919.
This lovely bud, so young. so fair,
Called home by ea..y doom,
Just came to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
Ere sin, could harm, or sorrow fade,
Death with friendly care,
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
And bade il blossom there.
We would rather hear the laugh OF
you,
Than all the BIRDS that sing,
We would rather see the smile OF
| you,
Than any, anything.
We would rather kiss the lips of yo>
Than all else we might do.
f we could live just where we like,
i've wcald be right there with you.
> Devoted Mother and Father
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
DEATH OF MRS. COLE

Mrs. Jane E. Cole died at 1l.20
o'cIock this morning at the home of
her daigtr,er. Mrs. Shmuel NJ. Pull
man, 72S South Washington street,
aNser an illness of three days, although
she had been in failing health fer sew
e,&l mcnths past.
AIrs. Cole wus in the eightetih year
of her age, and was the widow OF the
latte Jo!n H. Ccle. She is survived by
the one daughter, Mrs. Pullman, and
Sevma! grandchildren.
Frneca! services will be held at =
c'clcck Mcncsay afternoon from her
late residence and will be conducted
by the Rev. Dr. E. Y. Regester, pas
tor cf the NJ. E. Church South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
Traffic Laws
Strict Enforcement Beginning To-
night-Follcwing Numerous
Complaints.

A strict enforcement of the traf-
fic laws, especially regarding the
parking Of cars on King street, will
be put into operation beginning to-
night. Mayor Duncan stated that ne
had received many complaints from
citizens and he had directed the po-
lice to see that the law is strictly
adhered to. 1t is expected that many
owners of machines who make I
practice Of parking of cars on King
street will find their machines tag
ged to appear Monday in the police
court if they follow out the practice
they have heretofore been accustom-
ed to parking their machines on.
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
SPEAKING MONDAY NIGHT
c. c. Carlin To Address Cameron
Club AT Ycung Peoples Bald

The address that the Hon. Char!2>
C. Car.n VIII give al the lcLng
Peoples Building on Monday @ht.
OrH, Der -, before the Cameron Ciuh
will deal with tn" conittio"s past.
p,c<cp. and frturc Of the State OF!
Virginia.
The r.ans and policies o: her @rc";
man huvr moulded Il great common
wealth and II WI he tlic unfcld:r% of
e.lIcsr psI;ricS win their far teaching
consequences tina, wi be emphasize.
hy NJ. Car!in.
In the forming e our repuh'lr th2
rqw< of the ration We're !a!-c'y franz
Il hy Vr.:r:a men. and their impress
IN the na,icn has ;mmor;alz"d the
atc. Now II tbs ncw ":a I'll" women
f Vi.girq;a will hold ccn.2icaou$
n.ice &mcn" the law makers Of IN
..a." AL ra:i"n. and IN h" pres":tl-
,;en of same cf the cc',tcmn.a;"d avs
Mr>> Car,,tn Will give Il hn;"f rc":ew
The value cf such ~ adi:".< by
nnc 50 well ver<cd on the subject i
evidenced bv the interest shown ~
clta;nir" an invitation 70 heAr Mr..
Car!n IN Monday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
PROPOSE To ORG ANlIE
POST.

Agitation has heen started for the
tst,blishent ir Alexandria Of nost
# Veterans of Foreign Wars ard
number Of the me IN who served over
seas in the United States armicS are
working hard tow ard this erd.
The committee i'm charge of ar
rangements is endeavoring to per-
:onally visit every overseas man in
he city and have asked that should
my soldier be missed in the canvass
hat he communicate with one of the
committeeman. Those signing up be-
fore the arrival of the charter will
be classed as charter members of the
organization. The committee is COM
,osed of Howard l.. Arnold. Louis
J., Fones, Benjamin F. Steiner.
Iulian P. Ballenger and Thomas
~ockrel!. ia ..s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
Expected Council VIII APP
propriate $1,000 for Pur-
chase of Device
PATENT OF J. r. TOMLN
Will DO Away With Old Hand Ring
in:: De, ice>--Will Add TO Etici-
cncy al Fire Department

|; !. understood that the ely c0un-
III :. =. Scm.-incuthly meeting next
Tue - ! ght VII hc presented with
\ ~=,- from the ioiEt ccmmi:tees
~ f.a.m.." and fire relative To the re-
..'u ;ppropriac;n= the sum Of
>ir0U iur the purchase Of automatic
,c', r'ir:." devices. which have a.
J.. na,n in~;.g,ie! for the purpose
If mg%.,Ig.,;sn$ AMI tests in the
owes cf the three fitr stations and
III. rr the C,;y Hall.
T!,.,. Ivr~ was invented and de-
>'w.cl: hy J. Rohc,'; Tom,:n, local
rS,cnr attorney. "a; rHc request OF the
cI!:cf e ;he fire department. Chief
Order ha: experienced considerable
!,iier ~. uncr the o.I haad-r:n%.ng
-. m . quickly getting d sufficient
FORCE &C. fi.rmcn 10 rcSpcnj to mgn;
~a,>. %%4 tbs Is especially so hiring
n" w,"tar seascn, when the alarms
arc me-. frcuuer: and fha mGse Se:!-
r... = G"-ra.:cns occur. This cen
iit'ru w&s occaSioncd 5v tn" deSul-
tory svst.m heretofore used. which
dcrcnic! cr any onr that hTtppened 20
:" ra:S'rr the cng:rc house az the
i'm" g II" alarm t. r'Eg the BET.
Wh-,p ~. it waS possible the police
nel w,,;Ili ring the ci:y hall bell. but
crcqut" y alarms were turned IN
vl,"n the police at the s'St,on could
10. lev. their post of duty When.
1nrcvc". II was practical for them to
rc,ps nd ;ic nearest bell was Il BLOCK
y,, 1 p.,or. TN'p \
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
MEETING u 0STp0\ED

TIE meeting cf the l.2r"u" e Wo-
-,or N~tcrs scfei:l ed t. .. hc,d on
Montay evening rcyt nj 900 Cnmnon
street. the home Of he chairman.
Nix. r.. n. MacDora,A. ha> h""1
;1.infS'.c.y postponed, owing - TIC
address To be gwen thu. cvcn.r@ by
.ho iIcr. c. e. Carlin. under the aus
,:ccs cf The Cameron CltIb, il the
Ycur.y Pennies Hu i,!ir".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
III T., ID.

GOLF Saturday, O":"hcr -, l?2n
at ll:2n "A. M. n: III" r"sid"n"r "f
her daughter. Ms. :. VI. Pul"ar.
72s Su~th Washiu%t"n street, Mrs.
JANE. +. COLE. in her SGth year.
w.lcw uf the late .Tchc II. cole.
Fun"ral 1T , p. m., Monday from
h.,- late Residence" lrtcrmcnt
private. tWash:m"'"n nHp'rs
please ccpy.j 2s'=lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23

The NcrthwcStc"r Mi'lcr states
.I,at tie demand for florr is Sill "ery
weak. with only incidental buying
Prices hav" fallen steadily with
wheat. ::rd pat"rts mr" nc:i,Iv 81 per
harrcIr h"'nw the nigh point lrst
:nrirc. Mills ""mrraliiI' are rmn'n"
1t about 80 ner cent capaci'r. Ihis
Is due largely 20 the decision Of th2
shipping Board in fixing ocean
freight rates for wheat relatively
far below flour rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
.TEMP0RY LOAN
OF 100000 FOR CITY
City Losing "a Cents on
Every 1000 Feet of
Gas Sold
REPORT ON FINANCES
Councilman Wattles Tells Common
Council Water Gas System is to be
Installed-Better Gas Promised

The finance committee Of the city
council was authorized TO make a
temporary loan of $4,000 by unan;-
nous vote at called meeting of the
common council held last night The
matter WIN Tuesday night be present
eI to the board of aldermen for ac-
ton.
Councilman TIGER, chairman of the
firlanve ccmmnttec of the city coun-
Gil. made report on the finances Of
the CITY in which he explained that
this money was needed to meet
deficit in the appropriation for the
wear of 1920 and 1921. The annual
appropriation bill he said was $780,
90 and the city started out with
deficit of $4,000 and there WAS $S5,-
$50, with was not included in the
general appropriation bill. The sum
OF $4,000 he said is needed immedi-
ately for the city gas works.
According to Mr.. Ticer the finances
of the city gas Plant are going back.
The city he said is losing twenty-four
cer.s on every 1000 feet of gas it
sells. Mr.. Ticer explained that the
present rate IS $40 with a discount
of twenty cents and favored einlinat-
ny the discount until the plart is
made self sustaining. The city he said
cannot Continue to sell gas at less
than 1t costs
Councilman c. w. Wattles, chair
man of the light committee, explained
that the gas plant will be in first
class shape when the new water gas
system installed is put in operation
which it is thought will be in the next
.hree months. Mr.. Wattles said Mayer
Duncan. Councilman Fletcher and him
se'r after examining the Washington
g.as rlant and obtaining the advice
Of experts arrived at the cosclus;on
that they could make better and cheap
er gas with the water gas system.
The only way the city can meet its
obligations Councilman Ticer said was
to step spending money until after the
present fiscal year.
Councilman Ruben asked if there
was anyway TO find out the leakage
at the city gas plant and Councilman
Wiattles explained that an account CT
the leakage is kept. Mr. Ruben also
favored ascertainirg the number Of
gas mains that need renewal.
Councilman Downham said the city
mas rrant is the most valuable asset
he city has. He added that you cant
run business without cap;tal. The only
.h:rg to do he SAID is to go to the
bank ard borrow the money ard put
.he gas p!art in first class condition
and he added that with the proper
ccal vcu can get results. The trouble
with the city Mr.. Downiram said IS
hat it has net met its obligations
promptly ard he added that until we
orcnHrtly meet our obligations we can
net expect to get results. Il neces-
cary he said borrow 100000.
Councimen Burke ard Fletcher also
spoke on the gas SITUATION and there
were twelve members in attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23
OF INTEREST TO PARENTS

Dent forget to attend the lecture
in the Young People. Building Tues
day evening by Mrs. Giles Scott Raft
err en- "Co-operation of Parents with
Sdhcc,s" The lecture is under the
auspices of the Parent-Teachers' AS
sociat;cn. If you don't belong to this
organization, parents, come out and
join.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-23

land was killed near where the b2dy
J was fourd. He reasoned that possibly
! bs.i.r Il lever of nature he WAS in the
woods Cn hike and shat s@me prr-
S1n or persons mnt him ami attacked
him.
Tac SPOT whc.e the body was fou"i
! is an extremely lonely one and more
/ or less Isolated. 1t is fully 900 yards
east &C Mushpot READ grove. rcml
huH.. but little used. To reach tae
body i; was necessary 10 20 through
a winding path CT heavy uns!@3rusa.
Al automobile hardly c. iii yet = thc
slot where the bc;ly was found "m
make turn un!eH;Nc Dsm@:2@.
went within 100 feet of whsrc the
! hu.v was found. in hi: acL>Sc. re
J place where the body was found ecu II
Z bc$: re described as bcir" hal: ms
northeast of the property III DR. y,
| X. Rrst.
! Discovery cf the hcdy was made
bv F;rank Ut:e!b2ck, Of Arlington
! ccur..y who was making a Shcr: cut
tfnSlrgh the pace where the body was
four. in crG-r to reach his hcma.
Mr.. u:lc:.#.ck a: once nof''fiei Can-
Stale A,chi. Richards and the litter
rrt:c:ed Cammonwealth's Attorney
-F.arll l.. Bill. Mr.. Ball shsnt'y at
.elwa.d arrived cn the scenc ard WITH
fa-'pligh.s he ard MIR. Richard. maa"
a ccmr!ste survey cf the ground for
evidence Of a st:u~gle There was no
N2.od on the ground. and there was ali
s.,ll.e%. no.'h;ng they could find whlca
w,ud rive them a clcw. Tn" ory
.h'..r found was an &'am.r "m cap
such as is used f:r cG.la2s!5!c esriHK
il- cup. The body was yin" "r in"
back and The crash cap was on inc
head. The body was besides sh.Ih
oak tree with the head fac:n" tn"
! south and the legs wcr" N a S"nii-
r":i position.
n aGr:on 10 the $1.66 found IN h:s
pocke.s there were two Masc::;c ca:dS.
enc beng a REGULAR blue ledge card
shaving him to be member cf oSwe-
70 Ledge No. l27. A. F. a. NJ, of os-
w2go, New York.
Another card showed that h" was
! member cf an Overseas buckeye
Masonic Club cnma,',;Zed March >.
1919 at Genoa, Italy. 1t WIS S'gn"d +.
Schcuffler. treasurer ana {. ". lAeh-
c.';rg. jr.. chairman.
In addition there was Smal! key
cviGer.a'ly he key cf Il su's case
Scsqlhna's sl:i: was covered with
iilcod and Ms heavy su:t Of brown
I,o;r was matted with kb2ad. He were
a dark green cc!ored suit with read
pin stripe, dark russell low qrartered
she's w,h brown SIX seeks. H sr.t
was marked Lizards New Or,cans
AMI t's c,,thiar bore the initlas #.
VI &" He wore s.;ff white c.,lar
ne II with wh'c four in hard t.e.
He a'so had paw # l-""a'v cut but
IONS. each having twa small .nks.
Thc link Of on" Of thr cuif bu,sons
was broken which woui strengthen
the theory that ne fough: before h@
mar his end.
Tha. Scanlanl put up rllcky figh;
'for his life there * every IN! cat'on.
tnc knuck.ns cf the LETT hard beng
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NOTICE.

There will be meeting Of the
Executive Comnlttc" Of the Cox
Roosevelt Moore Club AT the Cham
her Of Commerce at s p. m, Satur-
day. October %. Al! members or
the committee please attend.
GARDNER l.. BOOTHE,
Pres.
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EVERYBODY WELCOME

To The Only Football Game Here
Sunday
DREADNAUGHTS VS..
FORT MYER POST
Baggetts Field. Upper King Street
Game Called at o'clock Sharp
93l-lc
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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 lst, 1920, at 10
o'clock a. m.
GEORGE UHLER.
24t-o2c Secretary
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SPECIALS

Coz TRY butter 60c ID. Best steaks,
40 cents lb. Look for my sd. }. +.
Purcell. 1882:
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Mrs. Milton Alexander, of l.ancas-
ter, Pa, is the CUES: of her son-!h-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence C. Leadbeater, at their home
in North Washington street.
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Representative R. Wlakon Moore
VIII make an Address on Tuesday even
ing, Oetcaer. 26. in Potter's HILL Schocl
house. Fairfax county. Ladies are es-
pecla!fy lnVsted.
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Help WANTER-Two boys. white.
wages. and board. Shipyard Lunch.
254.1p, 80. ].