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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
Z KONWENCYI KONSTYTU
CYJNEJ w SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, 25 czerwca. Plan
burmistrza Thompsona w spra-
vie utworzenie specyalnego no.
wego dyStryktu ola komunika--
cyl tramwajowej w Chicago i
przedmieSciach, ktory by} zorga-
nizowany ma wz6r dystryktu sa-
nitarnego. znajduje sic w niebez
pieczenstwie rozbicia sic o opor
.konwencyi konstytucyjnej. Taxa
Jest przynajmniej t%endencya de-
legat6w, kt6rzy 1najduia sic O.
kecnie IL steru spraw tel konwen-
cyl i %kontroluja ia. Decyzya w
tym wzgledzie zapaSG moze dis
jeszcze, albo I poczqtkiem PREY
sz}cgo tygodnia.
Stronnictwo Thompsona wy
siafo zatem do Sprlngtleldu spe-
cyalnego agenta swego ! asysten-
ia doradcy korporacyjnego Leo
ma Hornsteina. ktory zwrocA sic
do komitetu ola Chicago i powia-
tn Cook. ably ME dopuszczono do
uchwalcnia tel czeSci ustawy, kt0
"a opiewa, IL ,,zadna korporacya
mieiska w powiecie Cook. dzia-
lajaca ma obszarze obeimujqcym
Chicago, wzglednic Geese tego
rliasta. ME moze zaciagaG diu-.
gov przewyiszajqcych jej rocz-
ne dochody."
Poniewaz zamierzony przez
Thompsona nowy dystrykt dla
komunikacyi tramwajowej mia'-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
NAGLA GEN.
PERSHINGA.

Boston, Is. czerwca. - Gen. J.
]. Pershing zachorowa} maggie
podczaS uroczystoSci zakohczenia
roku szkolnego w uniwersytecie
Harvard" i mic m6gl brat dali
szego udzialu W Mich.
Gen. Pershing udai sic natych-
miast do .prywatnego mieszkania
rektora uniwersytetu ! pozosta-
wal tam do wieczora. Gdy gene
raj poczui sic nieco lepiei uda}
sic ma sale, ~przem6wii krotko do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Zaszio W caiej tel sprawie niepo-
rozumienie: jest mala dzielnica
w Nowym Yorku, ktora sic May
wa ,,Hell'S Kitchen. a w ksiaz-
Ice owej nazwa te rozszerzono O.
teimujac mia wszystkie zie dziel
nice. Otoz McCue mieszkal w O.
wei ,,Hell's Kitchen" i jego toto
giraffe zdjeto pod pozorem, re
potrzebna ona ma zdjecia typ6w
>kautow amerykanskich - tym,
czasem zamieszczono ia - jake
typ kryminalnego wl6czegi =
mlokosa. McCue ! lego przedsta-
wiciel prawny s~twierdzili, re Oh
sam nigdy ME byi aresztowany.
re ma rekord czysty, a wtedy,
kiedy podstepnie fotografie odcn
uzyskano, byi rzeczywiScie skau-
tenn i w dodatku ministrantem
W swej parafii. 80. Sedzia ostro
sksytykowai postepowanie nieo-
gledne instytucyi wymienionej i
przyznai chiopcu odszkodowanie
wsumie $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Pomagaj utrmaleniu dObrycb
stosunk6w miedsy PolSkq i A.
merykq. Kupuj Bondy Rsqdu
POLSkie1O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

sion ul., pnr. 1906 n. Ashland
ave, gdzie d~olozymy wszelkich
starah ably dat jak najlepsze je-
dzcnic, predkq i grzeczn4 obslu-
&c. OtWarta dzien i noe. 30
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
ABANDONMENT

Donosimy do wiadomosci pu-
blicznej re restauracye nasza
przeniesliSmy Z pnr. 1902 Divi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
.TELEGRANY KRAJOWE:
HDokohczenie z E strony ~l-szej.

republikanski ma urzad prezyden
ia Stanow Zjednoczonych otrzy-
mule. tySiace list6w dziennie =
przewaznie Z gratulacyami, a Sc
kretarzc jego maja peine rece TO
boty. by ma to wszystko odpo-
wiadat; biura senatora So otwar-
te do p6znej nocy, a on sam Po-
dobno pracuie pc 10 godzin na
dobe.
Urzqd rekrutacyjny Sekre-
taryatu Wojny ogiasza, IL ma
przyszlosc niepismienni j nieu--
miejacy po angielsku beda mogli
wstepowat do armii amerykah-
skiei, gdzie dostana nauke i szan
--.L1a;,za~o ob,,,., ta1StU-o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

kiekolwiek finansowania w PREY
sz}oSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
USUWAJA SIZE
Z KOSCIOLA MIEDZYWY-


Buffalo, %. czerwca. - Ma kor
wencyi baptystow o~dbywaly sit
bardzo burzliwe debaty mad spra,
wa wystapienia Z organizacyi ko.
Sciola miedzywyznaniowego.P rze
wazajqca wiekszoSciq uchwalonc
I organizacyi tel wystapit. L;
chwala stale sic ~prawomocnq oC
przyszlej Srody.
Konwencya uchwaliIa r6wniel
zapIacic KoSciolowi miedzywy'
znaniowemu pewna czeSG sunny
"a kt1ra sic przedtem podpisa}a
lecz odm6wila katcgorycznie ia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Ojczygnd tWOja WO|a cie. Ku.
puj jej dolarowe bOndy!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
PROPHECY COMES TRUE
Forty Years Ago Late " F.. Carne
Told of City's Commercial
Future

In view of the rapid changing of o.;
| Alexandria, the historic, into Great
er Alexandria, the manufacturing cit.
i i interesting to ~ecalli a prophec!
which foratold this change, uttered
forty years ago. At the Centennial
celebration of Alexandria, in March
1880. the late William F: Carne, de.
liyereA the grafton.
After the resume of. its history
which formed the theme Of the
oraticn. he continued by des-
cribing Washington city with its
many schools and universities as the
city of art and science. Then with q
keen vision, he seemed to see the days
through which Alexandria is now pass
ing and closed his speech with these
words, then prophetic and now true:
"Literature> will not be for US but
we shall not want it for I see two
giants ccnliing,-coal and iron. We
shall! make new schools. Our acad-
enlies shall be schools. Of applied
science-workshops that will keep the
arm strong and feed the busy brain
with thoughts that will leap out into
inventions like Minerva from the brain
of Jupiter This is our hope and whar:
another century shall have passed and
my bones and yours are bleaching in
yonder graveyard, the orator of Alex
andria's next Centennial in 1880,
shal! tell that when the good ship
Alexandria, that with all sails Sc,
started in 1880, was, IN 1880, ashore,
rudlerless, bileed and plucked By
wreckers,-all hope of commerce gone,
her crew did not despair, but went
ashore and set the land aflame with
their furnace fires, plucked prosperity
with strong arms from the mountains
stony depths and renewed the town.
And he will say; Take the ship from
the town seal-let it De her emblem
no more-Ocean Commerce is gone,
but place there figure of the bloom
cry that was first lit at the waters
edge in 1SS0-one hundred. years ago
and with it the motto that shall tel
that Alexandria has, "Pluckcd from
the mountains crcvice, asE "a flow'rc:
of the soii, the nobility tof labor
the long pedigree # toiLS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
STUDIO IN UPROAR

There is confusion pecsonified out
in California at the Mack Sennett
Comedy studio. When Mr.. Seanett
made it known that he would permit
several Of his bathing beauties to
journey to Alexandra and appea"
in person with his latest feature
film yankee Doodle in Berlin" the
whole studio went wild Every girl
warts to come and poor Mack Sen
nett don't know what to do. If he
lets so and so go, he will have to
tie up picture half in the making
If this bathing doll goes, it means a
certain number of films year. II
he were to assent to the demands OF
the bathing beauties and let who
ever wanted to go make the trip, he
might as we'll shut up the house dur
ing the engagement at the 1ngomar
Theatre. But you may rest assured
that whoever does come, will be
class from beginning to end, and OF
the original Sennett Diving Girls.
Here next Tuesday and Wednesday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
DEMAND EX-KAISER
Holland is Expected to Refuse to
Deliver Former German
Monarch

Paris, Jan. 1.-THE Supreme
Council approved yesterday the text
of letter to the Dutch Government
asking for the extradition Of the
former German Emperor.
The general expectation in French
circles is that Holland will refuse
to deliver the former monarch.
It is pointed out in Supreme
Council circles that in case the
Dutch Government is disinclined to
deliver Count Hohenzcllern, it has
foundation for it's resistance in the
fact that the 'offenses named in the
peace treaty, namely, "crimes
against international morality and
the sacredness of treaties" arc net
provided for in Dutch laws nor in
the treaties between Holland and
the Allied powers regarding extra
diticn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
Captured Hard Fought Bas-
ketbaH Game in Local
League, 81 to l9.
OTHER SPORT GOssIPs
Two Snappy Games Booked Tonight,
One at Lyceum and One at the
Armory.

Playing whirlwind basketball
which completely swept the Virginia
Athletic quint off its feet, the
Dreadnoughts captured hard
fought and hotly contested basket
/: ball game last night at the Armory
81 to 10. At no time during the
contest, after scoring the first bas-
ket were the Dreadnoughts halted
| in the mad dash for the big end of
the score.
jim Alexander, star of the Big
V lads, was guarded as never before,
Mike Frasca holding him throughout
the melee Jim's shooting was
coed, when he could get loose, his
one shot in the first. half being 4
| long. loop from the far side OF the
court, the ball being Gagged without
touching the rim.
Howard Lcvrain, although getting
late start in the contest, Gagged
four baskets by some snappy twist
ing, while the offensive work Of
Ike Dreifus and Tommy Crilly was
also above par
Better passing, good shooting and
excellent guarding defeated the Vir-
ginias. The game was witnessed
by the biggest crowd CT the season,
and it was srar2y contest all the
way through. Capt. Hans Kramer,
Of the Engineers School at Camp
Humphreys, referred the contest,
and he did mans sized job, It was
the unanimous oninIon Of tRc spec
tators that the officiating was the
best ever seen on the Armcry floor.
Two Games Tonight :.
Tonight. local basketball fans
have two good games booked, The
Dreadnoughts meeting the War De-
partment team at the Armory and
the Lyceums playing the Silent Five
at the Lyceum.
The Silent Five is composed cf
Deaf and Dumb players, and have a
good record to date Manager
Wheatley's aggregation is out for
blood. and expect to send the Silent
Five back to Washington with the
short end of the score.
The War Department aggregation
is also a fast team, having defeated
some mighty snappy organizations
so far this season. and Manager Nc
Donald's crew will have to go fast
to win. Both games will start at
S o'clock.
Monday night, the 5th Engineers
of Camp Humphreys hook up with
the Virginias. and another GOOD
game should result Friday, the
Lyceums ard the Dreadnoughts
meet in league contest at the Ar
mory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
MAN RUNS AMUCk
Police Rush Scantily Clad Individual!
After TerroriZinC Women

Reading, Pa, Jan. IA number
Of lives were endangered in the north
western section of the city yesterday
when demented man ran aniuck
with a butcher knife and routed many
families from their houses before he
was cverpowered. He gave his rame
as Elya Mctrovis. aged 4S years. He
was locked up.
Scantily clad, the man suddenly
burst from house and, welding :
dangerous-looking knife, proceeding
20 chase women and children. He fol-
lowed them into their homes AMI
forced ensire families to flee to safety
Several men attempted 10 cap.uya
! him, but he held them at bay until
the arrival of the police, who rushed
him and grabbed the weapon. Motrovis
was arrested before for a s;miia,
performance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
ENTERS NINETEENTH YEAR
Cardinal Athletic Club Make Plans
For Coming Year

The Cardinal Athletic Club will
enter its nineteenth year Of athlet-
les during the coming baseball sea
son, and its members are determined
to make it a banner year. The
Cardinals are among the oldest sand
lot independent amateur athletic or
ranizations in America, and have
numbered many athletics stars on
their membership roster during their
many years of activity.
Like many sand-lotters, the Car
dinals have had their bright and
darks days, and, while other strong
organizations have passed out Of the
athletic world, the Cardinals have
braved the storm and have never
failed to pay their obligations Incl
dent to all games, and the club is
now free from debt in every particu-
lar.
For ten years the Cardinals head
quarters have been at 1922 King
street, at the corner of King and
West streets, where comfortable and
spacious rooms have been provided
for their meetings. The first yearly
will be held at an carly date,
at which time new officers will be
and business relating to
matters incident to the success Of
the club will be discussed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
\ COSTLY MISTAKE
Macaulcy Gets 100000 Verdict for
False Arrest


New York. Jan IA verdict
CT 100000 damages fer malicious
prosecution was awarded in the Su-
preme Court here to Alexander P.
Macaulcy. a mining engineer, OF To-
ronto, against Theodore 8. Starr \
Firth avenue jeweler. who mistock
Macau!ey for Christmas" Kecugh,
notorious forger and had him ar
rested as the passcr of fraudulent
check
Kcough was later arrested in Al
.oora. Pa. en- other charges, posi-
lively identified as the principal ir
the check case. and now is SERVING
term in State Priscn at Joliet,
III.
The defense was that Keough Is
"douhlc" cf Macauley and photo
graphs produced in court showed q
striking resemblance. Macauley
proved that he was rot in this city
when a fraudulent check was passed
on the ieweler
AIacauley has suits for s25O,O0C
each pending against two other Ne"
York firms. 1t cost him S5o.000 to
clear himself. he testified.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
EXPECT. 1870 To
c. {. CONVENTION
To be Held in Second Pres
byterian Church
February 3.
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Addresses of Welcome at Night Ses-
sion and Awarding of Increase
Membership Banner.

II is expected that $50 delegates
will attend the annual district conven-
tion of the northern Virginia Union cf
the Virginia Christian Endeavor
Union which will be held in the Second
Presbyterian Church in this city Feb
ruary 3 At $3.50 p. m, in the af-
te1roon the First Junior Christian
Endeavor rally, Miss Anna NJ. Bishoff
superintendent, will convene. The pre-
gram for this rally follows: Address
Of welcome, Mrs. G. J. Hill; response,
Miss Minnie Wright; reading CT tele-
gram from Miss Grace Hooper. ma
t:onal junior superintendent; address,
Miss Blanche Miller; letter from Miss
Annie Wintermyer, state superinten-
dent; reports from each society; eff
clergy charts; recess, joint meeting
with the seniors at 4.25 o'clock.
At 4.3O oclcck the junior and inter-
mediate workers conference will be
held in the Sunday school annex.
All Christian Endeavors will as
semhlc outside of the Westminster
building and march in body to the
south lawn of Christ Episcopal Church
where group picture will be taken
lnd afterward they will be served sup
per III the Westminster building at &
o'clock
At 6.45 O'Clock a Y. P. S. c. T..
workers conference will be held IN
ne Westminster building.
4 Song service will be held at 7:i5
o'clock. Addresses of welcome wifi bc
delivered, following devotional exer-
Uses, by Rev. Dr.. John Lee Allison,
pastor CT the Second Presbyterian
Church and Herman Hcgc, president.
n behalf CT the societies.
4 response will be made by Prasi-
Zen: Lorne Comley. Miss Evelyn How
ard will give solo. The resolution
committee composed of Herbecr
George, president; Miss Alta Kidwe'l.
quiet hour. and Harold Ycurg. c;ti-
zensE'ip. will report.
The committee on registration fc!-
lows: Joel Deuterman, secretary; Miss
Anna Bishcff, Juniors; Miss Evelyn
Donaldson, c. f. World ard Dixie Err
deavor.
Program-William McQu;nn, jr..
missionary; Miss Cornelia Springer
Terth Legion and Linden Deuterman.
Life Work Recruits.
The remainder cf the program viii
include singing of convention hymn
awarding increase membership ban
ner. introduction Of society presidents
and adjournment at $50 o'clocl:
to Sunday School for social hour.
All delegates are requested to as
semble in the Westminster building.
Miss Grace F. Hooper, Crete, Nch..
national junior superintendent, Will
attend the convention and address the
meetings which are to be held here and
in Ballston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17

Alcyandrians who have not yet
been able to secure their automooiie
license tags from the state OF VIZ
ginia for the year 1920 may con-
tinue to enter Washington with the
1919 tags until February /. su-
perintendent of Police Pullman mas
notified Capt. George Il. Evans
business manager of the Chamber
Of Commerce, to this effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
Friends of Judge Southall
Announce His Withdrawal
Before Caucus Meets
FIGHT is POSTPONED
Choice of Prohibition Commissioner
Passed by-Other State Officers
Renominated.

Richmond, Jan. 17.-Congressmar
| E. w. Saunders, of the Fifth District
was Thursday night nominated by
the joint Democratic caucus to sue
coed Judge Stafford G. Whittle, OF
Henry County, as judge of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals of Virginia.
Nomination of a Commissioner of
Prohibition was passed by.
These were the outstanding features
cf the caucus, which was called for
the purpose of nominating success
scr to Judge Whittle and other Cir
ciuit Court judges and four State Of
ficers.
Nomination of judges and other
State officers. out of the way, James
H. Price, member of the House from
the city of Richmond, and chairman
of the caucus, asked for nominations
for the office of Prohibition Commis-
sioner.
sParke Deans, delegate from Isle of
Wight, was on his feet before the last
words had died on the lips of the
chairman. He moved that the matter
be passed by. An 1aye" and "no" vote
was taken, and the resolution was car
ried.
A bill was presented in the house
Of delegates abolishing the office of
the State prohibition commissioner.
II carried the names of sixteen pat
rans.
Bins will later be presented pro-
nding machinery. for the proper en-
torcement of the prohibition laws.
The name ofsthe prohibition COM
missioner was not placed in nomina-
lion at the point lesigiative caucus
because movement is on foot look
ng to Compromise" which will
provide that. the office OF the prohibi-
ion commissioner be continued for
,welve months, at which time it would
automatically cease to exist.
Commissioner Peters term of CT
ice expires September /, 1920. The
Commissioner Of Prohibition is e!ecs-
ID by the General Assembly fer a
period of two years.
The matter Of nominating q judge
If the Second Judicial Circuit ana the
Corporation Court of Buena Vista also
vent over. The last named court will
become a Circuit Court, and Judge
Cames l.. McLemore Of the second
ircuit, the incumbent. has announced
determination not to offer for re-
klection. The matter Of selecting his
uccessor will wait, for time.
State officers were reuominatcd to
neceed themselves, as follows:
Auditor of Public Accounts-Charles
Zee Moore, Of the city of Alexandria.
Secoud Auditor Roosevelt Page, of
anover County.
Register of. the Land Office-John
Richardson.
Superintendent. Of Public Printing
avis Bottom. >1
Oorporation Court Of the City OF
ristol-Judge Floyd H. Roberts, t.
eceed. himself.
Corporation Court Of the City Of
adford-Judge Robert L. Gardner to
lcceed himself.
Sixth judicial Circuit-Judge Waa'
I'M R. Barksdale, go succeed him,
If. ),
Tenth Judicial Circui-Juoge K.
arter Scott, 10 succeed himself.
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit-Judgs
!. Gardiner Tyler, TO succeed himself
Eighteenth Judicial Cir >uit-Judge
[enry ". Holt. to succeed himself
Twenty Second judi al Circuit,
pdge Fulton Kegley, 70 succeed him
ef.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
ILLUSTRATED SERVICE

Tome rrow night there will be ar
Illustrated Service held in Trinity
Methodist Church, to which the pub
lie is invited. One hundred beautitu.
pictures showing .sKorea in Frans1.
tom f5-lp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
BLUE BIRD COMING

When SPRING comes will you
have your car in shape?
Now is the time for you to take
advantage of our expert service.
Air Cor tires, water for battery
and inspection of both all free.
TESTERS
l5-lc. King and Patrick SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
TO RESTORE SHANTUNG
Japan Notifies China She is Pre-
pared to Open Negotiations

Tokyo. Jan. 17.-The japanese
government, according to the news
papers Wednesday, sent instructions
Thursday evening to Yukichi Oba'a'
the minister to China, to notify the
Pe!sing government that japan,
having succeeded to Germany
rights in Shantung' or January 1o
by virtue of the treaty OF peace, was
ready now to negotiate at any time
for their return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17

Second Presbyterian Church, Rev.
DR.. john Lee Allison, pastor, Will
preach at II q. NJ, and 1:4o p. m.,
Sunday School, at 9:3O a. m,
Christian Endeavor, p. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
OLIVES KILLS THREE
Two Other Members of Family Are
in Hospital

in Hospital
New York. Jan. 1T.-Three men,
bers of the same family died yester-
day from eating bottled olices. and
an orphaned girl and boy were in a
hospital with the same ailment that
killed their father, mother and
brother.
Paul Delbcne died yesterday. His
wife. Marie. died Saturday. and his
l6 year old son, Doninick, Monday.
The father did not become i'll until
Thursday, when he was removed to
a hospital with two brothers VINO
lived with him. His son Tony and
daughter Lena had been sent to the
hospital previously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17

Second Baptist Church. Rev. 0. 7,
Lloyd pastor, services at II a. M,
and s p. m. Sunday School, $50
a m. B. Y. p. u. 7 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17

st. Mary's Catholic Church, Rev
Louis Smct rector, masses at Z, $
and II a. M. evening service at
1870 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified. as executors OF
he estate Of William Woolls, de-
eased, all persons indebted TO said
state are requested to make prompt
ettlement, and all persons, having
aims against said estate are re-
E.ested e present the same, prop
.ly certified to the undersigned fo,
pyment,
Matte v. Woolls,
William, P. woolls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17

In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear brother. George Bond. who
departed this life one year ago to-
morrow, January is. 1919.
God promised we shall meet again,
Upon that glorious day,
When time and sorrow are no more
And the nnists have rolled away
Hours of sadness come DER me,
Tears of sorrow silently flow,
Memories keeps my loved one near
me,
Though Gcd claimed him one year
ago. ~.
BY his brother: and sister-in-lsw
l5-1p. !. Keeble and Kate Bond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17

St. paul's P. F. Church, Rev. DR.,
p. P. Phillips, rector, services;
Sunday School, $50 a M; Nen*
Bible Class. 9:45 a. M; services at
II a. m., and evening service. i:3A
y. m,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
TIME TO FISH

Sing a song Of sixpence.
A Battery full Of Vim,
Four or Twenty Volts.
All tucked ins
When it's in your car.
Your praise will bring, ..,s
All. your friends to TESTERS :
The battery king. :-..sts.: -
Isle. King and Patrick ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17

Grace P. E. Churcf. Rev. Edgar
Carpenter, rector, order of services
tomorrow; Holy Communion, 7:3o &
M, Sunday School, 9:3O a. M, morn
ing service, II a. M; evening ser
vicc, s p. M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
RETURN PICKLES STOLEN
Thieves Search House After Blunder
Locating Wet Goods

Wilkes Barre, Pa, Jan. l7.-Thieves
broke into the saloon of Stephen Boz
insa, at Nanticoke, Thursday night,
and took from his cellar what they be
heved was barrel Of whiskey. They
Icarted it away and opened # to fink!
it was barrel of pickles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-17
IN MEMORIAM

hlcARTOR-In loving memory of
our husband and father, Joseph w.
McArtor. who entered into rest 6
years ago today, January II. 1914 ;.
Gone but not forgotten.
15-1p By his wife and daughter