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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
AFTER MILK DEALERS

Health Officer l.. +. foulks this
morning had one of the da.ryman.
delivering milk within the city,
brought before the police court on a
charge Of selling milk which the lab
oratory test proved it to contain only
two per cent butter-fat Such mix
/. l:ttlc better than water.
Justice Duffcy ordered the milk
from this dairy excluded froa the
city. until the proprietor COULD sat
isfy the health officer that he could
and would deliver standard grad"
Of milk. which our law requires re
he Of not less than three and orc,
fourth per cent bnttcrfat.
Health Officer FoulkS is deter
mined that orr c:tv shall he served
with clean, pure milk Of good quail
liz. This is ono of the important
functions Of the health department,
the guarding Of our milk supply says
the health officer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
Quiet Thanksgiving
Church Services and Family Re-
unions Mark Observance
of Day

Alexandria spent an unusually quiet
Thank ksg;ving. Church services, fam
ily reunions, theatre parties and balls
marked the observance Of the day.
The day.ethroughout was gloomy.
early in the afternoon there being a
Eight rain. IN the evening the a.trar-
sian was theatre parties and balls.
Hundreds Of Alexardrians spent
the day cut OF the city on trips,
and there were many automobile
parties which left the city early in
the day.
Union services were held in Trinity
NJ. f. Church and sermon appro-
pirate to the observance Of the day
was delivered by Rev. DR.. d. Fl. Mar
tin. pastor Of. Trinity NJ. Z. Church.
The offering was fer the AicNan-
dria Ho.vit.l and the Ann" Lee Ne
moral Home for the Aged.
Services at the other churches alsc
allTdClSI !lISe toiSl lS-.aiioi'' =
terday was donation day at the Alex
andria Hospital and the Anne Lee
Memorial Home for the Aged. Both
Of these institutions were generously
remembered.
The ball given by Fitzgerald AS
.sJrh.y. Ifourth degree Knights Of
Columbus in the hall of the Dread,
naught Athletic. Club. King and
Washington streets. was well patron
lied. Music was furnished by Hughes
A. f. +. orchestra.
A large crowd also attended the
ball given by the Naval Torpedo Sta
ton. Recreation League. The mus"
was by McWill:ams' orchestra Of
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
Weary Of Desertion
3. +. Hcrrcll. II Years Old. Who
Left Navy SurrcndcrS

Il have had bad luck ever since !
l"scrted,' said BENJAMIN II. Herrcll.
II years old. who deserted from the
navy August e last.
Herrcll came to police hcadQuar-
+ers and asked for nights lodging.
The police questioned him regarding
his past and he withou: hesitation
told the police he deserted from the
battlesh:p North Dakota and was
anxious to be returned to the nava!
authorities and take his medicine.
Since deserving the lad declared he
had tried his hand at various obs,
orce being engaged in coal mining
and another time drove a truck.
The youn- deS"rtcr says he halls
from Charleston. s. e.. and has been
in the navy a little more than a year.
This morning the boy was turned
ovcr to Cant. william s. Miller at
he Naval Torpedo Station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
BULGARIA MAY
CAUSE LEAGUE SPLIT
Roumania, Greece and Ser
via Formally Protest Her
Admission
SECESSION HINTED
Council Sends Request TO Wilson to
Assume Armenian Duty-ASsembly
Not in Session


Geneva, Nov. 26.-Serbia, Rou-
mania, and Greece formally notified
The Assembly of the League of Ma
tions today that they are opposed
70 the admission Of Bulgaria into
the League.
Austria is the only former enemy
state which is likely to be admitted
% the League without scrio1s orpo-
sition. The majority Of members Of
he subcommittee dealing with the
applications Of Austria. Bulgaria, Al
hania and I.ichtcnstcin, presided over
~ Lord Robert Cecil. are said to
favor the admission of Bulgaria, hut
he Roumanans end Ju"o. Slavs have
declared they will fight against it,
isGcrtin" that the entrance Of Bui-
rar:a into-thc I.camuc now vii! create
4 grave complication. This has been
interpreted bv some Of the delegates
ls a menace that they. will quit the
League if outvot@d.
The council Of the Lcagn" today
.ablcd President Wilson. at the same
Continued on Page Eight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
BIG v0TE.F0R GOOD
ROADS MEASURE
Rural Districts Gave Over.
$1,000 Majority for Con-
stiil;ti0naI Amendment
SWEEP COUNTIES
SiNty uln Of 100 Favor Proposition
Big Vote For Measure in Counties
Surprise

! Conp.e:e figures on the vote for
aad 2-a!r,t the good roads amend
! nent to DE Constitution N the e!ec.
| ion cn November > silcw that the
lmsr@grert carried hy the oyerwhclm
m ma. .,r:;y Of 522,;$557. y total Of 100
!53 vc.ers passed on tile amendment
u wr;'i. ,,306 favored removing the
r.:::c.,:.n u the Constitution, wni..e
ou!y iS.949 opposed the change in
:.he State organic law.
III the cour7;cs tic vote IN favor
d tie amendment was i4,G43, with
l2..5o ag2!nst. H. o-kcr words. sixty
out of r.e:y 100 voters IN rura! Vir-
g;nia wnq went 10 me polls on elec-
ton DAY voted IN favor of the amend
rem. Gf the LOO couu;ies. only nine
;cen are re:cros,i a having voted
agaiGS: the amendment Augusta
Country returned the largest majority
against ,he amendment. the vote
mere Ns..!s "'' ttf a!.' -''''' "@"i",'
laF r'>a'. mere was eAPe''e" oE AZ
'ocazc< 6 good roads.
III me ''t''> - pc: cent o. 'He
'''SrS ""' r'''''"s' '"eir op'.'o''S
~" mater 'ot''' 10 favor ol .l's
ah''hs'''c'it. 'ne 'pte>':r'hE f''''o'' 'oi
~" CRY ''"'' a@"h'S''
"o''a Fea"S Pe"P'f mere tesat" eS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
Miss Love Married
Bride Of Capt. Harrison. /. $.
Former Alexandrian

The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
B2chanan Love, daughter of Colonel
James Monro" Love. general staff
L. S. A.. and Mrs. Love. and Capital"
Ray Harrison. field artilIrrr ! s. y.
took place at l2:36 Yesterday II tha
hnmc nf he brides parerts. il Wash
:nrtoa The ceremony w2" ''lIDwod
n% Il 80 / i.r"a'faS,. Oniv III" rtin
::vrs and close friends Of ~. hr'd@
and bridegroom w,"." present. The
ceremony was performed ny III" R"v
Edward +. Buckley. assistant rector
of 81. Matthew'S Church
The bride wore wcdan" @own %
white gcnrgcttc crepe and satin made
ON simple lines. The skirt. which
WAS short. was made harcm fashinr
aaI til, bolire WAS nmaroidcrrd ir
pearl. 4 vide sash nf satin an';
i.rIlc which tied IT the ii" and hun"
to.,hr bottom OF II" skirt with rl'IS.
tors Of oran~" blossoms. irish =
The costume, Hcr veil was of rarr
old nn;ri applique lace, az h"'ro"'r
Ii he Family and was arran""'
simniy With u friil around the fac"
and hung about Il ward on the fin0"
forming RI, train. Shc carried . hor-
nuct nf lilies cf lhc ral'er >n"w"red
with >wrrsor;a.
Miss HIarri"l Love. sister % The
bride. who was. her Only attendant
wore hnrcmiT" ""wn .: %"li j'hf
'nn. fashioned with harem ski
2nd urtr;mmcd, bodice. \ deep satlr
$ash nf hy,lraHG"a blue was tieA a
:ie sd" with hug. haw. She car
..inA a iqr,r" ',ot;n.ct If v,ll"w roS,s
Ro:s Harrison. # New York. br"thc
of the bridegroom. acted a hest
mar.
Following tn" breakfast. al vhi"h
nrlv :ho guests w',n attended tn
.."rrmcnv w""" present. Capt. an
Mrs. Harrison I"ft for Their w.1din"
trir. The will later 20 to New
-Havnn. whcrc Capt Harrison i> a.
:'st1nt mi,.tarv instructor it Male
I,"iy"r<;tv. Cant. i|@rriSon j. tic
san Ge III" latr Col. George Iiarri.
"or Of the United States coast ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
Mass Meeting Sunday
F. l.. Middleton to Address Gather
ing Under Auspices of Y.
NJ. c. A..

y Hon. Frank L. Middleton. a patent
attorney of Washington, will be the
speaker at the Y NJ. c. A. mems
meeting at the Richmond Theatre
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
Mr.. MacFarland, ex-commissicner
of Washington, was to have deliver
ed the address but found that he
could not come on that date and ask
ed for deferred date, and Mr.. Mid
dleton was substituted.
t Mr.. n. S. Greenaway, chairman Of
the religious committee Of the "9'
says that the change has in no way
affected the excellency of the pro-
gram, as Mr.. Middleton is one of the
most popular speakers in the capitol
city. He is especially strong as a
speaker to church men and bible:
class men and his subject will be,
"Recognition Of God"
Mr.. Middleton is teacher Of large
bible class in Washington and also
chairman of the executive commit.
tee of the Maryland Sunday School
Association. In addition to the ad-
dress of Mr. Middleton the men at
tending the Sunday afternoon meet.
ing will be especially delighted to.
hear Mr.. Jas. A. MacElwee sing.
Mr.. MacElee is q popular singer
of Washington. and very good
friend of Mr.. Middleton and has con-
scnted to accompany him here and
Sing for the men Sunday afternoon.
The tickets for the meeting are now
beng distributed and can be had
from any Of the committees of the
various bible classes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
MARRIED n WASHINGTON

\ pretty wcdd;n- waS -ol"mrizc6
I 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the home cf Rev. Daniel II. Martin.
n. n. pastor or Triritr " +.
Church. this citv. the Observatory,
tnartmort. Washington. whrn Miss
;Inle. F.i;zahn.h Potter and Peter 7.
Uo~. 18th o. :h:S c;t-:. wc"" married
y P"' Dr. Martin assisted hy Rev.
r II. Bartlett. naubs. Md.
The co'rn1e were attended b" Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Stombnck. Of Wash
;ngton, brother-in-law and sister OF
the groom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
4. H. S. Loses.
Newport News High School Wins oS


score of 35 to o.
NeWpgre News, Va. Nov. 26--'
Newpcrt News lhgh School yes-er.
lay morning defsa.eA Alexandria by
he Sror. Of 81 {" q, and vii! play
Roanoke 70: ,h- h.sh school foot
bal! championship Of Virginia at
Charlo;5cSv:! e. Deccrnhsr 4.
.t!cxan.lria was na:wei@hed. out
yencra'el and cu;rlayed but fon@hs
-tubocrnly and. while una%le to make
.erS.-ten; ga;ns. put up battle
which id he hearts # tae 1000 spec
EatorS @ocd..
C3ai.h WeL:h us4,i four Srcors string
men. <av.ng the regulars fo- ths
.i,aI,3 o.cl<hip contest. Salts il nc
i;nc-rp IN tre last period gave the
bark fit.:i more speed. az cement
~h:ch .hey lackei il the first h&f.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
WOMENs CLUBS
TO ENTERTAIN

The Women's Federated Clubs, of
Arlington County, Va, will be host
ess to the club presidents of the
council of North Virginia at an all
day session at the Clarendon BAPTIST
Church, Saturday, Dccembsr II.
Among the prominent clu5 women
who will address the meeting are
Mrs. Henry Parker. State president;
Mrs. Helen Norris Cummings, presi-
dent of the Cameron Club of Alex,
andria, and Mrs. Richardson. Of Ber-
ryville, second vice president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
Drink Water
The Average Person Fails TO Drink
the Normal Amount Required
nv the Human Body

Pare water. l;k. food, is absolutely
essential to our life and well knin"
saws d.. Louis FOULS. city health
officer. When | say 'nurc' water. !
mean wafer free from general human
or anima! nol!utoD. for there really
s no such thing a absolutely pur,
water IL nature. that is water from
rivers, creeks. springs o. wells. Hain
water is almost nur-. but IS soon as
IT falls upon the earth. it disnlvcs ard
holds II. Suspension. WARRIORS e:;+thi%
salts and chemical substances thai
ar,, both desirable and necessary to
Al! forms Of plant and an:alal If.
Many wears AFRO in certain avid
section Of The West, | came across
the bodv Of man who had died from
thirst. His pack contained ample
food tor many DAYS. bet in his lilc-
less hand was clutchrd ar empty
wat"~ hottie. e You can go without
food for long time. hut the lack hf
water will m,;cklv hriu" the strong
est man to hi. knees, helpless. ray
irr maniac.
Tea, coffee or milk do not take the
Mace of plain. natural water. nor do
the various other beverages 50 g"n-
erallv rcSnrtcd ia as thirSt-nuench-
er.. 1t IS true that th"S" drinks will
relieve thirst. hut they do rot an
can not take the pale" Of clear water
If water is clean. it is impossible
for person to drink too much. for
nature VIII regulate that. II Is. how
ever. that nine "ut rf ten nronle fail
To drink rs much as thn system ,iailN
rcn,rrcs 10 flash itself and help rid
the hodv Of waste material!
Som" may tell you i is bad f."
drink water with your meals. This
K al rot. Drink water with your
meals. nr after or any other time you
feel thirsty. When an Animal has
finished meal. it takes 4 hearty
drink Of watrr-iust plain wafer
not tea, coffee. or some Other hcvcr-
age like the human animal delights
10 drcrch hiS !r.id,.s with. II has
long been held that animals have no
brains. Personally d"r't believe
this. hut if il IS 81. | am free to say
.hnv have much 10 -" thankful for.
as they are not afflicted with the
many and various Ills that the hra;ny
human has brought unon himself by
the doing Of maay things he oreh;
ROT 70 d.. and ncgecting the things
be ought to do. with the result there
is no health in him.
The point wish t" bring OF !
tha. yon cannot drink 100 much VA
Ter and in all probability you are
not drinkiny enou"h fer rnur bodily
needs. Make il daily rule to drink
glass of water just before rctirlng.
and another az soon rs Won get up.
And rcmcmher no natter how much
other stuff Won drink during the day.
it will not take the place Of plain
water that vonr system daily re-
nutrcs. Nianv cases IF constipation
and <cme &c the 'so-ca led kidney and
',addrr trnuhlcs arc promntty re-.
licv"d by daily drinking plenty o;
water.
The above advice. while seemingly
very simple. is nevertheless Of prae-
tisal value and we'll worth your cor,
, Sidcration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
Property Sales
Deeds Placed on Record for Forr
Pieces of Property
Deeds cf convcyances for the fol-

lowing pieces of property have just
been placed on record in the office of
the clerk of the court: Robert L..
Kane to Thomas F.. Dolm house and
lot OF the east side Of st. .AsaDh
between Queen and Princess streets;
Mrs. Helen Springman to Mrs. Sarah
L. Taylor house and lot 6l0 South
Lee street: Mrs. Maude \. Moore to
Mrs. Ruth Schrlhorn house and lof
31S North Columbus street: j. Ran
dali Cation. Jr.. special commissioner
to- Robert F. Martin house and lot
1905 Gibbon stceet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
~1TY TIRE ,SIRFR'S OFFICE
ROOM y. 2. CITY HALL
Alcxandria, Va.
November (, 1920.
Sof;cn tn St?fn Tax Payers

Nofic. T." Staf" Tax Payers
+! ala nov crerarcj 70 rec":vc the
sto.r :4xes for tie rear 1920. The
attention Of tax payers is respect
fully called to the Importance of
oavire sam" prior 10 December 'lst,
1920. as on that date a penalty Of
iye per cent will be added to al ur-.
paid bills and their collection en-
forced as required by law.
Thomas w. Robinson,
City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
MARRIED

Thursday. November 25th, at three
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the OBJ
Servatorv Apartments. Washington.
y. C.. MIR. PETER T. HOY and MISS
HELEN =. POTTER. both of this
city, BY the Rev. D. H. Martin, D. D.,
pastor Trinity NJ. E. Church. of this
city. "ss;stcd l>y the Rev. r. H. Bart
lett, of Douhs. Mr.. 282-1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
COMMON COUNCIL TONIGHT

4 special meeting of the common
puncil will be held at 7:3O O'Clock
bnight for the purpose Of acting on
resolution authorizing the city 10
borrow the sum of $4,000 for the
|nrpose Of purchasing a new water
let for the city gas plant and also
/ pay for coal. oil. and meet expen-
|es for the general upkeep of the
liant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26

phncnixv.llr. Pa. Nov. 2G.-Harry
MrC;iathrry. of VALLEY Forge. had ar
exciting cxnerrnece at the Washing
ton Inn. that he does rot care to re-
peat. He had found hornets nest
in the woods tina: measured 80 inches
II circumference tha; he hung m the
barrocm as an object Of interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
Eharp Note Sent to Brit
ain by Secretary
Colby
WANT "OPEN DOOR
Sone of Contention is Mesopotamia
Oil Fields--Reply to British Note
American Supply Small.

In one of the most pointeGly-word'
notes ever addressed to friencly
overs, the United States govern
hent demands from Great Britain
md France strict observance of the
opsn door" in the oilfieids of Mcsopo
ANA.
In. addition to presenting that spe-
&fic demand the United States IN
SITS upon It's inalienable right to en-
by equality of opportunity in all
Inundated areas Such territory, this
buntry declares, came under league
nations jurisdiction in consequence
a war which American blood and
ceasure helped to win. Even though
te do not belong to the league, our
rivileges resultant from the defeat
the central pcwers cannot be Sc:
side.
The State Department goes still!
lrther. 1t boldly asks that the United
|tates government shall be given the
rance Of considering draft mandate
prms' before their submission 20 the
buncil Of the league.
In other words, America does not
Etend to be left out IN the cold. in
,sEect of so essential world COM
cG:ty as oil. by finding some of its
schest sources of supply handed over
h moncpolistic terms as spoils OF
b conflict to the successful issue
which the United States was. q
bntr;butor.
The note in which Urc'e Sam
iows those "teeth" was dispatched
" Bainbridge Colby, Secretary of
(tate, to the Earl of Curzon, British
breign secretary. on November 20.
nd was made public in Washington
esterlay. 1t is reply to Lord Cur
bn's note of August 8 and deals with
he ,Anglo-French agreement over
ear Eastern questions in general,
AcluG:ng Palestine. but in particular
18th the oil of Mescpotamia.
The British and American govern
(entS have been in communication
h the same issue more or less inces-
hntly since May.
Secretary Colby's note was framed
council with the oil interests of
he United States and may be regard
as representing the view of that
reat industry.
There is distinct threat OF Amer
an repr;sals in the attitude PRO
u!gated by Secretary Colby. He en-
naS;zes that the reported resources
Mescpotamia are "a potential sub
let of economic strife" As mandates
ere devised to insure the open door
br all nations, Mcsopotamian vi
ecomes peculiarly critical test of
he good faith Of the NATIONS" which
described to the mandate principle
merica would not assent to "eNclu-
We control by any ration or group
nations over natural resources in
nandated areas Secretary Colby
|oaGly hints that there can he no
peaceful ordering" Of our economic
lations with States that vioate the
bctr!ne thus laid down. Petroleum Is
fined as a classic commodity upon
hich to base demand for recogni-
on Of "the enlightened principle
hich the American note eSpouseS
is growing in commercial impor'
nee 50 fast that the right to draw
BON latent resources in unaevelopeo
gions" for replenishmcnt OF the
prhSs supply must remain untram-
eieA.
I In certain respects the Colby note
Americas rejoinder to the Anglo.
Hanco-lta!an tripartite agreement
vering Turkey. That pact was seal
in secret in August and revealed
(Con.inue1 on Para Fiva)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
IN MEMORI.tM

NORRISON-ln loving remembrance
of my dear sister, EMMA l.. NOR
RISEN. who departed this l:fe one
year ago yesterday, November %,
1919.
One year has passed with my heart
still sore,
As time goes on | miss her more,
No one can fiji her vacant place,
Her loving smile, her welcome face
The loss was hitter. the sting severe,
To part with one | loved so dear.
The trial was hard but III not COM
plain,
But trust in God to meet again.
Iust.across on the golden shore
Nv sister awaits me there.
2So-lp. Her sister, Harriet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

A late shipment Of $40 and 500
nvcrcoats. Saturday special. s3i.75.
Dowrham and R;drcly. 2s2-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
Chaplain Called 10 Sick kaiscrin

Berlin. Nos.. 2f.-The former
ksiserin's court chaplain has been
summoned to Doom. where she is
critically i'll with heart disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
News OF Potomac

| VI
Sherwood, from Washington, y. C..
Mrs. Fl. Ella Emerson. from Wash
ingron, y. G.. Mrs. James Pote from
Cleveland, Ohio. are guests Of M:ss
Dora G. Varney, in st. Elmo.
Mrs. Guy Pueland and Mrs. N. y.
Belts. of Culpeper, are guests of
Mrs. Frank Norton III st. Elmo.
Mr.. Roland T. Adkins and wife
with their four children from Wash
ington, are guests Of Mrs. n. f. Adj
kin in st. Elmo.
The condition Of Mr.. John p. Dun
| .an. Of Mt. Vernon Avenue, remains
rnchan@cd, and an operation VII!
| probably he necessary.
TIL" r. F.. Knight a;rplanc "irclcd
rvcr Del Ray. st. Elmo and vicin-
:ty recently. dropping invitations to
the revival services being conducted
by Rev. W. W. Pipp;n. Jr.. 4; the ".
r. Church South in Dcl Ray.
Mrs. j. II. Snivey and daughters,
T:orraire anI Lou;S". are Spendn:
Tharks@ivin~ with friends in Lynch
burg. Va
M. T. W .Bal!cw. of I.lnyds, left
pn Wednesday of this week for Blue
Ridg" Sanitarium, near Charlottss-
Vile. Va.
Mrs. Grace Lynn who has been
critically i'll at the Alexandria Hos
nital FOR some time. has returned t"
her home at Indian Head. Nj. and
her friends viii he clad to krcw that
:hn is greatly improved.
Mr. and MgrS.tC. !. Shi>lrtt, for
mn1,- of St;sIn'o's. Va. are now re-
siding in North Brahicrk.
~. ". Tciccstcr Martin has begun
work on his new concrete block home
On Russell Road.
Miss Ir"z Jenkins has moved mo
her Dnw hon" 1T North Hrad,!nci.
Mr.. George ". Rewards has rr-
covered frum his rc""nt illness. suf-
i"i"ntIv to be ont again.
Mr. y. {. Co,'hin. mf s. Elmo. who
~erentIv und"'wr"'i ar "ncratioa N
'ho Alexandria Hn$pital. IS very
ouch Improved
I The many f,i"rds snf Ms walter
II. Varnay. Of Pc! R:.v. WI he "lad
- know Of h"r rel tom from .T"hn
Har';i1s Hospital. Raitimor". whcr"
shc has boon for som"- weeks nast.
,rd tha, sh. ;S rap,d#; rc"ainin.
hcalih
!, The meeting Of The Ladies Al nf
~. f. Church South. Pal Raw. was
',nusnalIv we'll ATTENDED last Fr'Gnv.
rcrsidcr?bln business was transacted
and plans formulated FOR An ovst"r
supncr and bazaar 10 he holl on Do
.emhrr II.
Mr. .Tohr U"dorwo"d. of ST Elmo.
who haS h"rr i'll with rheumatism for
s"rermi months. is somewhat h"ttrr
Mrs. p Marshall Johnson, of Nor'h
Hra!dock. i reported aS extremely
~.
Mr<. Chariot" Hav"% wh" has
bncn Sncrd;n" the fall with Mrs. s
Erwin LUDWIG. n North nraddr"I:.
has returned ia her hon" with hc"
'a~"hf"r n WASHINGTON. y. G.
Ar. W. 2 Burroughs anT wifr. #
Moth R,.a,ldcrl. arc ~rond:"c: III"
Thanksrivin" h"lilavs viz Ms.
rurrourhs' parents, in ing G"or@c
""rnty. Va
Mrs. nvnrfon Pr.ar ,ri"' t4!n"d
:nmc C he teachers from tt G"cr""
!! NasoH High Schoo! 4. . d"l,%htful
'i..l" tea 81 Tuesday afternoon
Th" TharkSgirin" s"rric" nj the
Dr' Pax Methodist Church held at 10
O'Clock yesterday. waz under IL"
,,,.ri~r< nf n" sunday S"hnol.
Mis- Marr Adkins. Of st. Elmo,
"ntcr:aircd hcr nffi,e fore" from the
7"court;nr unit Of the hoIdo""r s""-
,;on cf III" Treasury at dinn"" last
| ,vcn:.r~ Tho-" presaHf were Misses
VI. Rrurrnr. Alic" Pa"'s"d. :. Ema,
field, Nadiro Gator. Nellie S"dd"n aH:!
W.. a'f"cd F,T"r. assistant chirf Of
the section.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

4 late shipment Of $50 aAG $50
overcoats. Saturday. special, s3A.75.
Dowaham and Ridgely 2s2-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

\ lat. shipment of $50 and So"
overcnats Saturday special. s@i.75
Downham and R;de"ly. 1922
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-26

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MONTICELLO HOTEL CAFE
Served from II 30 a. M. TO 9 p. M.
One pnlla:
MENU
Celery Mixed uR-fIckles
Turkey Soup
Boiled .Halihut Egg Sauce
Young Virginia turkey with chestnut
dressing. Cranberry Sauce
RruSsell Sprouts. .Creamed Carrots
And Peas
Mashed Potatoes. String Bean Salad
Home Made Apple Pic. Coffee or Tea
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