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The Glenwood post., 1920-05-01

interest has been aroused thus far in the matter ohe
II school election, but the people, at the last
will decide to and vote The Post feels justified in
that they do this Regardless of whether the final result
will be changed the people themselves and their children
exhibit interest affairs We must not allow
selves Indifferent matters of such great Importance
high putting things first and that end
should be awake the Of providing the best OF schools
children There danger that give too little at
enton this important subject The school election Will De
held next Monday afternoon hope that may poll
respectable vote
The Glenwood post., 1920-05-01

RJCES all still soaring skyward ana
yet apparently has been made on the part Oh o"c
the articles needed oy h
eope grasp those who would buy at anything
like reasonable figure Notwithstanding greater
be lowered to apprecabe degree nave
of Mr. Wilson or his cabinet
to release the thousands employees whose public
was perhaps the but who have
down their paychcs and send them
ordinary labor into the arts and trades
the production oil
goods demanded by the people? The law OF supply ana
be entirely ignored if to ENJOY our 1nl
NE of prosperity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
TRAIN WRECK
Cars Derailed Turn Over on R., +. &
p. No One Seriously Hurt

Two hundred passengers On the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
mac mixed train due in Washing IN
at 7 o'clock las: nigh. were badly
shaken when three of the four pas
senger coaches and two freight cars
Jumped the rails near Lunt. Va, five
miles below Alexandria, about $50
o'clocl, yesterday evening. A defec-
tive flangc caused the GerailmcnJ. No
enc was seriously hurt.
The train was going 40 miles an
hcuc Wien the frs. freight ca! If,
the track and overturned. The trucks
slipped from under the ether freight
car and three cf the coaches sending
them n different directions without
however. turning over. A large guam
t:ty of produce, including milk and
eggs was destroyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
T.P.A. Convention
Twtnty-Nin Annual ,le ting Of
State Organization Gree:ed by
Encouraging Reports

Lyaciiburg, May &.--The twenty
ninth annual co:ve".;.ca ct tn Wy
INA D.v.s:cn, Traveic.s' Prj:trt:vc
Association convened here ta:s E:c!:l-
ny 1t the Nirg:n.aI Hc;.! for :wo
iayS' session. l.. L. Adams ,preS:d 81:
:; :lc i5cal post, presided over the
::.:t.a! session. During the aftcrnJon
the del s.-atrs attended 4 puseoslI
cams. and hid picnic lunci.eCn cn the
!aw:,l of tie E..4zs' Club. Tcn:ghs, ;ilcy
Jaw ~ exhib:t;Sn Of wrestling an
;; arr" - the Academy Of Music.
I.>,sorts showed the Membership
If he State division is new 4.225. .hc
allotment f5- the year by the r:ii:
al division being exceeded br 223.
TIC gain last year was the lat%es. IN
history. acccrd:ng TO the arual re-
1c:', cf President Williams.
TIE financial affsS:r$ were a!$"
.:.:5@a to De in . fine safe.
l'n- r.i..!rcad comn!:tsc>. reported
MAJ !. kas l-en h:nGe; 81 n It: wo.k
oy r:.- unsettled con:!.t:cn Of the rail
Aa:s.
lhe report Of tn rl!cs ctmm:.c::ye
alaNcd that w.!en the con>c"::":l
.,sNeJ IL. Of the $50 3:.s:S:a,c: We (
y tac convention h.t., So
Tn~ ;.s.":..ai gr$ys:t CT Hi l.. i4ar-
80. sc>"e,a:y-:!e4sa:er, :i.~."e" tns
a.t -. mcmb ~ah:p :: n" lI.7Si
AID ,;,ss c. S. .Joh"son, 'cS Roanoke,
miio s.:I.rl for;y-e:sht r!er''cr: Dur
ny -. pas. year was gwen c:ad:s
i-r lang the STATE. - ~"'.
Ia ir:.; sS:$on q The corvc":lcc
vi, Re h.lh t2mC".cw m2ra:ng at
": IA tine the elslt:on Ct Offices
NJ j. ,r:s99s.A of. Roaroks VIZ Sc
:, sd - Ire; size ic: the ::@xs ccn-
t.".:.8 :. The only Invitation came
ron! Ec.acie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
Audubon Society
Miss Stuart Gives Illustrated Talk
Before Members


A general meeting Of the Junior
Audubon Societies Of Washington
s, hool wa.s held in tn. auditorium OF
the high school yesterday afternoon
1T 3 o'clock.
An Interesting prc@rsm was rena-
e.s 81 ths pupils of the various
grades. AGser the program Mis-:
Katherine Stuart gave very inter
esting talk en- the birds that are
common to this locality. Her talk
WIS Illustrated by stuffed specimens
that she bad out for exhibition, thus
being able to point out to her audi
en@: =. different markings AM the
habits OF each l;ttle feats:arsa friend.
In the Washington school there are
NV six Junicr Audubon Societies
making = total membership Of one
hur.fre::! and 'seventT-nine. Last year
the societies of this school raised a
fun! to put the thirty-room martsr
house. which has been recsntly erect
e. Gu IL. High S%aool grounds. TIL:
material IL this house ccEt s24 so
The .Au6ubon Societies arc very
mach :nlsbte;. to Mr.. Charles En-.
erson WHO built tie house fee OF
charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Deeds of conveyance fer the fol-
lcN.rg pieces Of property have jus
',een p!g:rd>on record in the Office OF
the clerk CT the court: I'll. Noel
Garner. special commissioner to
Thomas l.. and j. Brooke Garter
house :.nd lot on the w;st sid" OF
Patrick II, wen Duke AMI Wolfe
streets; Thomas L. ani J. Brook
Carte: II j. Frank Gaines house an
lot on the east side CT Pitt between
King and Prince streets. James K.
Cation. Jr., special commissioner. ro
Mrs. Jar ette Itt-farth; house an! LOT
at tie intersection OF Commerce
Prince and West streets: Mrs. Ge-
nora Spivcy to Harry n. Haryovei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
IMPRESSIONS OF 4 VISITOR
/ in THE FRESHMAN CLASS

Yesterday | was the CUES: OF thc
lrasitTlhn class: We STIRRED the day
frying to sclve. 32-lt owes Nj ana
came out victorious. From algebra W.
fastened to english where the "haw'
ana the "why" of the. english Ian
euagc was impressed upon US. ac-
ccmpsn:cG the class over the nils OF
Scotland IN the spirit of ct.;va!ry and
romance thas the Lady Of The Lake.
so deeply inspires in one. And waa
awakened from my imaginary journey
TO things more mundane. Fer Eow we
assemble IN our science class 70 spend
another forty minutes on rcjuvenated
rivers and cyclanic wind storms. From
S.-!eE:-e' we Went to Arithmetic and
Luilt floors ana ceilings in imaginary
buildings made cut checks 90 un
known people and Increased Mr.. 4
or B's income 10 per cert.
Thirty minutes for luncheon before
dec: Thcriag latin phrases and telling
lie verdi ut large that "Galaa est
g?!cola." Afier latin then ancient his
:2ry. Hare we visited everything frcm
the Isles of Greece to the catacG:rk +;
or Rene and reluctantly return I'd 20
earth when tie bell -aHr for he ias,
yer:5l wh:ch was study hcu". Durirc
a'nhy hour some were w5rh 'n:c a.
cc:1a for the next day, Others study
:.,% their l:t:n and al seemed r2tnci
! c.!tved when the final bell for G::;-
mi<scl rang. orly tc came :;r:aE fs2:n
school for that day with r!ars g.: he
rex. seeth:ry IN the;r m;@&,iS.
E:nita S!A';M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

ERECTION COSTS 1925. 900
Dedication Under Auspices; OF G. \.
r., and Veterans Of Other Wars
Splendid Mortuary Monument

Conspicuous en- the l:.gll green hills
wi.:.ch make the horizon cf Washing
ten. d. c., is Il ncw and beautiful!
::::.d.ng Ct white ma: be. Ii 3 tie Me
mo. il! .Ainph:-th which ca:be;-
l,:s:,es Arlington N:.::an&l CaEl>.e,y,
:he Nations sacred ely CT i..r dad
heroes.
Tbs eAir..cc, w:i::>i! vi. te dedicated
| by the G.and Army OF the Repuolir
and, veterans CT ether wars May -,
IS the most splendid iGo-tuary mona
mer: ever erected by any Eaticn.
There IS nothing Ike it IN the whol.
word. Other nations have erected
monuments to successful generals, ad-
mirai=. and statesmen. They have pro-
vided famous places CT slpulturc like
Yves minister Abbey Pe.e II Chaisc
the Pantheon, and the Pyramids Of
Egypt. But Wcstm.".ster Abbey l.; re-
! served for men Ct The h,s.le.t d::t:nc-
jt:5n in any w;ik CT l!f:-s.l.esman-
SHIP, invention. science. letters, phil
anthrc ply. 90 vel Is war. l. Is the
SAME VIZ; Pere Ii Cna:sa. Will. tlv
pyr. .niGs were tcntbs for kings and
quel2s only.
Inc first Nat:o:al cemetery was e.
t;ai:shcd II Gettysburg 10 make IN
honoycd resting place f.r those who On
that --<at battlefield gaze tAr:" Ives
that the Nation might I've.
Then came the inspiration Of max
ing AZ Arlington cemetery that
wou::l nc rationa! in - w;des: sense.
The long gree: slope from the Pcso-
ms: to th> crest Of Arlington Heights
= . pa~arl,; in the srriassln: hr;g.r:
W. =, ..uxur:ant laurel and Wild a2alea= !;
n Sumner Cpulsn. - the lea fas+ CT
F&l!cmbr3sa; in the autumn wa,l:ke
with the ra-iril:cn barCsrs of the
black gum aT;i sva,:c. maple; in the
winter strrrly grand VIII tn. staiwart
bCl:s of pr.me;'al oaks stripped for
bats with; the fierce storms. 1t ever
locks tie city of Washington rs the
iboxc+ in ! thea,er do the stag. Below
t flows the lordly Potomac; below j;
rises the majestic Capitol. with its I'M
p rial ,icne and wide extending c3ion-
raae; below it ris. tie !,:@h-ssrep:c.i
r:a.:ass and ing massive public
Buildings.
,1ers than 10O.O0u meg died t:cm
the Rarrahanncck 70 the Potomac in
dessnAia. Washington. from the Cor-
fedsra:e armies. and 10000 CT them
s,r,1 IN Arlington. their graves II
rc";'y overlooking the city fnr whos:
dc they died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
Successful Affair
Large .Audicnc. Present at Young
Peoples Building ,


The entertainment By the Henry
X. Field B.3le Glass. in y" Yc:iny
Pc; pies Building last nigh. was 4
splendid success. in every way. TIE
hnls" W.: flied with ! +. mcr:ter:
of The II. X F'ic.! Class for ner
and the n. S. Greenaway Class for
vienna. and their frienas.
The pc gram was CT high order
and cxce.,!cntly rendered. Misses
Pierpoint and Callahan rendered
plcasir" so!cS: Mr.. A. j. Rhodes.
of the Torpedo P!art, gave several
T., ,itntions. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Clark were excellent in their dia-
lc:u,s md rccitations. in costume.
T!i> Mar1rcse Quartet, frons Wash
irgt9n c:pt;vatcd the audience with
th:ir vocal and instrumental seicc-
tions.
Mir. Arthur Pierce, also Of Wash
ington. :. notel entertainer, was de-
l"h fully numerous in his songs AMI
;nrerscnations.
Shor: talks wcer made 1y Rev. Dr..
+. V. Ptr<star. and JOHN H. Trim
yer, teacher c. the class.
Mr.. J. f. w. Tim5:rmaa. pr>s;-
Gent o. the class. graccfnlly and tact
fully ccriu. tel the exercises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
News of Potomac
Items Of General and Personal I'm
trrrst From Neighborins Town.

Mir. :. T.. West who HIS b.s:,
sick for the pas. eight weeks, has
improved great deal and expects to
return to work Monday.
Mrs. Il. J. Yates and her little
daughter, Francis Gertrude, are
spendir.. the week end in Hamilton,
Va. the guestsJ Of the Misses Peush
Mr.. Paul p. Yates is in Front
Royal, Va, in attendance upon the
Gas; night and flick! cay exercises OF
Randolph Macon Academy, where his
brother. Janrey Mel. Yates, gradu-
astes in June.
Mrs. T. Z. Hit. Of Lloyd Avenue.
is spending tho week end with frienes
in Baltimore
Miss Elsie Davis, the accomplish
ed daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ". &.
payis.. has acreptal q position IN
Washington with tbs government.
Mn. and Mrs. W. c.. Lansdale, Of
Baltimore. are toir>y light housskeet2-
! ing at tins home CT Mrs. James HSr-
mon, Mt. Vernon Arsnu-.
Services for the Methodist Church,
b.; the pasto:. Rev. w w. Pippin
Jr., sre as fellows: Special Mother
! Days program ut Sunday School.
Suaslct for Sunday morning, The
Heart os Woman Sunday right
! PRAYER. .a,ld its FulfiilnleMt. y
Services for the Baptist Church by
the pastor, Mr.. Wills /. ,;EsSts, as
follows: Sunday Schccl at 2:45; a:
! m, regular preaching service in tbs
morning and night, 2. Y, r.. u,
at Z o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
FIRE IN HOTEL

Seventy-five guests were driven
from their rooms in scanty clothing
when fire OF ,:nl;nnwG origin brnSe
cut on thu fifth floor. of the Rich
mond Hotcl, Seventeenth ard H
streets, Washington, at = o'clock this
morning. causing damage to the en-
tent Of $1,000.
Thirteen fire companies which re-
spondcd to the three alarm signal
confined the spectacular blaze to the
H street side of the top stories of
the building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
viii have the line of honor in the

viii have. the line of honor honor in the
parade. ,E Ii: !,
They win be headed BY st. Maty'e
Industrial Banl' of Baltimore. vt.
Rev. D. j. >o'Gonnelb bishop Of the
diocese Of Richmond, viii be here for
the affair and ne will view the parade
from the reviewing stand at wash
ington and Queen streets.
The parade will be made up Of
three divisions and about eight or
nine bands will participate and about
thirty-fivc parishes !, will be repre-
scented. Alexandra will be. marshaled
by T. f. Dyson, and Thomas D..
Downey, and r. MCGOWAN will be his
aids.
The route of the parade will be as
follows. Form at Duke and Lee
streets: thence south on Lee to
Wolfe, west en- Wolfe to Royal, north
on Royal to Duke, east on Duke to
Fairfax. north on Fairfax to Cam
ercn, west on Cameron to Washing
ton. north on Washington to Queen,
wsst on Queen to Alfred, south on
Alfred to King, west on King to
George Washington parkk.
Practically all Of those who will
march in line viii. come over on the
steamers. st. Jchnsnsd Charlss Ma
caIester,ara Others, will come by elee-
tric trains, a five minute schedule IS
to be n,aintainel by the electric
company, and HUNDREDS will come in
motor vehicles y.
The speakers at the banquet will
include John Hadley Doyle, Wash
iryton; Rev. E. 4. Prosnan. Rich
mond; p ]. Haltigan, Rev. T. {.
Gavan, Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
ATTENTION! FIELD BIBLE CLASS

T:ncrrcw. is. Ma;her's Day. remem-
Der and honor her by attending San
day School and Church. Come out to
the Bible Class in the Young People S
Bu:::-tRg at 9.45 q. M, and stay for
prss>hirg service at 1l~00 and c2mc
again. at, s p. m.
J.. Z. W.. ZIMMERMAN.
I11-lc President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
ELLSWORTH DEFEAT FRIENDS

49, ;s:,.
The Ellsworth Athletic Club, OF
Fairfax County defeated. the Friends
Team of, Washington, p G.. May .,
1920 by a score; Of Z to 8, u
tsi:. r Fl Z
Friends 49,. 21O0ois o 6 . 5
Ellsworth ;. J. o. Os2o3 Z y 3
Ellsworth! lineup Stanley Kelly,
pitcher; Lo Jamerson, leatcher; Fred
rick West, first base; Robert Wheat,
second base; Arthur Rector, third
base; Cowen Ramage, short stop;
George Council. centers field; Julian
West, left field; Edward Clrancey,
right field.
Stars fer the Ellsworth in the last
inning were Lo Jamerscn, Friedrich
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
State Government Reported
Moved to Cor III
d0va.
STRAITS NEW REVOLT
pueb!a Leader Declares He Will Not
Aid Oregon Cause-Famine I'm
Inenent

| W,,,;,,ton NAV. o-Thc Federal
,.,r,:s on at Vera Graz has reyoltpd
ara loft the CITY. according 70 autho-
,.t,,;,,. adv:,cs rece;ved here, The
| ct.t. Covsrnment Of Vera Cruz has
Ir1o, ,cmoyad fran Coraovan to 1n1
ii,:.r e Veya cruz II also was rcoo;:-
al tho. tba pan American raijway
4rc,r To,,l, r. tha Cn,te nala ho~.
:, a.. bonJ, &c +bo ra,o,u+;,r
10.
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w. ,h.nr.on t,6av s,h Gonzales had
a,cl.roJ +h.. he w,s MT in leonue
u.;.h, ~. oh,eoon;..,s and wou,d re-
s;st tbam hv forca of arm. The wos
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tha.a .,,.:.as .nJ h.s av,n.ad , Io,,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting, of the stock
holders Of the Atlantic Building CO..
will be held on May 18th, 1920. at
the Office of tie Company, 10 South
Fairfax street. Alexandria. Va.
N. M. Parker. President.
l0O-21c Louis Boyer. Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

Just RECEIVED fresh country bitter
Go cents a pound, couEt,y eggs and
poultry. 500 pounds Special BFen:!
Coffee and limited quantity Of
;ssSar: Free delivery y. E. PUR-
ieELb;.a III South Henry street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
SPORTS


Tomc:row's ga7cz octw4:n;;I lie
Trsa.-.y Department ar; '@r4t.
laugh, \. c. VII. take slsce al l3e
p. M. IN accent sf tn saesss 1
was decided. to star, AZ The aasI
tim. n she: y give al: a caa'>,;y:: -
~ ms : ooti cvt:lt;. :
Du:.as the past wesi; q CT i h-.s
oc:n :..:.% ..oA CT c.ca I'd. ID Ia
q. ct 49,: n d'a:asaF ~. D.. :r-s
c!s:: 9 ,!;%.....ta - me-. e:s < ~
c!:;..
Don, f3.ya: az E:.c- Az IT";.
Sunday. May 3. Mgs sch@al srzls::S
"a. l.3r p. M. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
B,RACA NOTICE

Every Daraca is earnestly request
ed to be present at the Curtin Me
mcria! EsSac. Class. Sunday, May
9th. It : Mothers Day. fellows. Lets
70. The class willpattea1. church seS-
vices in y body immediately altar
class bcnediction.
- ~. CIrtbar.
Baraca Press Agent.
tnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
THE BARACA CLASS SAYS

Let every mothers sdd e. tdatha
Church Of his choice Sunday, May 8;
It's Ne:.herst Day, ffell3ws; Lets gd?"
ii, a"CURag1R'' 9
l0o-aan Baraca Press Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
FUNERAL OF MRS. Il. l. FIELD

tn. funeral Ct Mrs. Ale dsm;l-
ter Fed. wife of K. Lee Fed, who
l.,l Thursday. took p:ac. this af1e:-
room from l.3r !2tc rcs..Ge"ce 3l6
Luke s.rc;s. Services we-c conducted
by Rgv. Dr.. John Lee Allison pastor
Of ii. Sc>ond Presbyterian Caafch
:.l burial was in the Presbyterian
c=!n- :e:y The. paHSeare.s We! = 's.H
..S3ncws. C. The deceased As 'fG...oTs:
Gay :Ed Frank ManG@", E;wa:l.
.'."...:: I'D nav.l C:rsa and BERNARD
!Ia-i. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
IN :IEMORIAM

,1oJE.T.r T, cod L,,l ,,,.;,, va
ms,: ,,...r.. cr ~, d.,r Wiz Ami
+ V;o,tst wlo .,,,.rts,l this If.
May q 1914 six vec-s gro to-
morrcw
Doth b. reed ma. Ct NV wife, =
a. r, one loved 50 we'll:
Teen from this world cf sorrow,
Safely hcn,e with Him to GT:!!.
Wh.n saw ny dear wife.
Waom | tended with such care
S!cwly fah:n- from m: presence.
How my achi!g !,art de:parcl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

Mountains Oh the central plat al
Of Sahara desert arc covered With
sncw thres months CT the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
=! III tD-.'
E,0RD OWNERS

OUR. MoTToIfl il is done al
Relnsci,.Fs. il must he done right.
73-tf.., 49,. .o...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
MOTORISTS
+. ATTENTION
I.caI,y's Tire Hospiia!

:. 1has r:-.penl IA the Fc,.t,hssesr
: corner OF Arg! aad G:bacp
; streets. Over 20 ys3.s ex3er::-
: erce lack Of every jAl,rT'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

siH , Aa1iH4U saISNR
!aTr1DlD N gkk|Fl'..:
y.
Mr.. Louis II. Devaushan, is i'll ar,
his here col Princess street. ~
4 telephone No. 500 hiss been stakiF,'
Id = the office CT the depuey caiiectt !.
t: cf Internal Revenue. this ciss. !:
Sal se.vices in Observance If !
N, :i:.:'6>pay Kill be hid in mary
Of iae churches tomorrow
Til; beard ut the Child. Gus Home
will meet with Mrs Kate Wsalar
Barre. ut t0S Dukc street. toInorrGw
afternoon al 3 o'clock. All members,
a-e ur.r>>! TO lie present. ~
nty.fcar h2u: service for de-,
v;::cI g.. ard printing amateur pbsta:5 !
g:aph< End snap shots. at s. +. RisS
son nd Brother. +2o King S.rtek;;
l;l-Ic
r. Cardinal Ashiet:c Club viii not
r!a: tomorrcw afternoon. The fa5k
Treasury Department. nine Of Wash
il ten viii play the Cardinals on tli3 !
Nt::, Aired street damon; Su:Eat
Nay lG at 2:30 p. NJ. !: )
Tire will be no session Of tie !,
corporation court Monday. 4 graud.s T:
jury for this court has bscn summanf1 -
4 D. .;&"~e l.. C.. Barley fcr Tues: !;
day. II: cirsa;t cuur-. Judge S. .G5sl
Bra E.eSi,.in@.. will meet at Till
c'cIrc': ..lon:ay. Mt
T..:a 0rea!r1u..:hts Jr'S. ;Se&tte,dlsHssEs;
won ~ championship from the R.sts$.,ygys
Jr. scolc Of y to 49,. Rk4tGEt
pitch, &nL I4%l,! csugk... Lee ,slstt$ y.
stared. G!urt I'D rhc tattir : bcnSI2S
or. g: knoc!5in@ :: home ran hrirsiT1e92;::
tiir>e EIa n. -.
TIE funeral of George E.@TE:alets:~t;~ 7!
who a'c,i Thur sday. viii take place att
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

You get a s6.Bs Mallory hst Free
with every :uit Purchased during the
first le:IayS in May.
!WWNHaM & RIDGELf
King and Pitt Streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

rs. nty.fcar h2u: service for de-
v;.:cI 81: ard printing amateur pbstar
g:aphs End snap shots. at 5. +. RY.aSS
son nd Brother. 42o King S:rtet;;
l;i-Ic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

: =, . ,
Eve v,ca presidents az the U:it !
Stst.>: h@r-v snc< .:l:! - IL. pes :
dcnc: .t!lr'cu.h death of the PIE;
deaf. :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

Til, beard at the ChilG.sns Home
vii! meet with Mrs. Kate Waler
Barre. ut t0S Dukc street. tolnorrow
afternoon AT 3 o'clock. All members
ar ur.>c! TO lie present Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
HAPPENINGS lgggI.'||......
C1r1uD IN DskE.
Mr.. Louis II. DeFaugilan,, is i'll AZ
his ?.c::ne col Princess street a
4 telephone No. 500 hiss been ;nstaAi
Id z the office CT the depuey caiiect.
t: IF Internal Revenue. this CITY.

Sal se-vices in Observance If
N, ::':-r'a> Day wi!l be hid in many
cf tie churchcs tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

r.! Cardinal .AShiet:c Club Will not
pa:' tomorrcw afternoon. The fash
Tree sury Department. nine Of Wash-
iE,t~T viii play the Cardinals Oh the
N;:t', Aired street damon; Su:t:att
Nay lG at 2:30 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

TIE funeral of George E. Tt:Riets~<~
who c,i Thu. sday. viii take place att;
leo oc,cck tcmsrrcw afterEcon froEs.7
h:S late residence near FrlrcSn;a any
viii re conducted by Rev. pr. s., ~,
rWa!.:'s. 6 tbs .Ep;s se'pa! Thea!og:eaSs{E
SCI, r::y an! burial vii: h. at 4;
orloc':.:a Ivy H cemetery;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

T..:a 0sea!r1u.:hts Jr's. ;Se*teerd1snsas
won ;..e championship from the RassSSs.y
II. Scotc Of y to 49,. Bh1sks
pitch, "nd I.1%l>r c&rgk.. Lee slsteA
stared. G!urt I'D rhc, tattirs- bcnSI
ors G.. knac,1in@ :: home ruE Erirscir,s52;,
t;ir>e G:SI IN. -;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

Tire will bc no session Of tie
corEor#iion court Monday. 4 graGsl'
jury for this court has been sulnTtali !
A b. .;@.:ye l.. C.. Barley fer Tues:
day. TNc cireI;t cour:. Judge S. .GSS
Br..! EeSi,.in:r.. will meet ut. Tfs1
c'clrc: ..lon&ay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

4 GCiq.atior g. forty Odd .Fe.iSs's
from tn; c:sy :cprcsertin: the r3t,-
Gus h~a.cheS tf OBI Fellows peTf
vi! .c.5c at SAT o'cIoIE :torno;TtT
n,a-nic ;. ;or I.2n:h1urg 70 atst1la. t4N
annual meeting If the c~rsta tt,i u
wi..:lt will oe held in ta&t' oiCy Re
:-iua'r+ Mont@y Tn Aexandaisrf
viii :,srrn Wt!r: :! lay h;"h::.. =,