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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-02
should Annul 1919 Series

Garry Hermann, with his customary
taCtfulness. rises 10 remark thRt me
Cincinnati Reds could have beaten
Cleveland this fall.
They could . perhaps: by the same
methods that enabled them 10 peat the
Chicago White SOX in 1919.
It seems n shame To rob the Reds or
whatever credit they deserve for their
performance last season. They fought
their own fight desperately and they
fought hard in the series There was
fighting chance that they might haV"
hc.tcn the White SoX even II the games
, had been on the square.
Yet the fact remains that II the haSe-
ball officials are sincere in their decla-
rations that they asc going to clean up
tho game. the records Of the CINCINNATI
! Chicago series must bc cXpunE"d from
tho history Of baseball In no other
sport is 4 record Cncc proved 10 be
| fraudulent. permitted 10 stand.
" some Dopester
There Is ono bird in Cleveland who de-
serves mention as q dopestcr. He Is 4
TELEGRAPH operator who has watched
! games year after year. Before the srr'ns
/ started he laid 4 wager at one to four
! that Elmcr Smith would hit n home run
/ off Rurleigh Grimes. and that the hit
would 10 over the right field fence in
! Cleveland.
! was sitting next him when Smith
! made that historic swat and he just
I gave on" short and two long barks and
went on sending the details OF the
! game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-02

The great popular issue Of the cam
eurocratdo and arrogant acts OF Wilson
and his followers and tho DsmocfaGc
party's record Of waste, sxtravaSanos
and inefficiency. The people have been
irrttated beyond endurance and VIII vote
en- November for . new deal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-02

VOTE FOE CARTER.
A vots for John T. Carter. means the
best In the public school Eystsna.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-02
Rivalry Exists In Two Big Valley I
Championship Contests Saturday

CLASH All STONE f1 ~
RRINGS TOGETHER OLD RIVALS FOKS
TWELFTH TIME-GOLD AND BLUE IS BIZ
FAVORITE -BELLAIRE AND MARELNs'
FERRY EXPECTED TO PUT UP EVEN BATIL4E
AT LEAGUE PARK HGa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
THREE SHOP L|F!ERS
NAbb{D By POLICE
Women's Dresses Valued at
$135 Recovered From
Women
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Trio Came From Washington and
Made Hauls at Three King Street
Stores Before Being Apprehcnded

Three coTored women giv.Iag the
namcs cf Lena Brown and Mary
S;mms, AZ Defrees street, northwest
AMI Katherine Hariin 70 Defrees
street. northwest, Washington. follow
ing preliminary heari!c, 4 the po-
lice court toGay on charge Of shop
lifting frcm three stores here yes
terday afternoon were held fer the
action cf the grand jury.
Drssse-~S and an underskirt valued
at abcut Sl35 were recovered by the
police and are being held as evil
dence against the accused women. The
arrest cf the trio was made by
Policemen Carlton .A. Padgc:: and
Lawrence PadgCtt.
The trio at the store Of Ben !hclm'S.
Erwin Diencr. proprietor. AT and 4l9
king street. engaged the attention Of
Mrs. j. NJ. Stafford. SalcSlady. ani
after locking over several dresses
succeeded in getting away with one
dress valued at $3.50 aml then they
visited the store of j. Bfankir. 622
King, street, and after cnga g:ng the
attert.:cn of Mrs. Lucille Albright,
saic.aady left with two dresses v;luci
at $50 each. They next went to the
stc.e cf Elias london, III King
street and succeeded in geatin~ All
unGerSkiy.S valued al So. The !dcat:
ficat.;on Of all Of the goods sta.cn was
made at headquarters today by the
propr:ctcrs of the stores.
Bctll Mary SimmS and Lena Browa
a:'aritted the theft Of dresses from
Ren.lhcim's and Blankfn's and the
Hardin woman denied being guilty Of
stealing and declared It was her first
vis::. to Alexandria. she telling the
ccu:. ths,t she only met the two ether
women hast Sunday.
in each case the plan of the women
was 10 go together to store and look
over articles. One was supposed 10 be
the purchaser and while the ore was
crga ging the attention of the clerk
IN, others would get away with the
%ncds. In each instance the woman
VITO leaked over the dresses would
leave without making any purchase.
According to Mr.. Blankin for the past
six months en- different occasions he
has missed articles from his store and
scme of the women arra:gned he said
had been in his establishment before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
USED LIGHTED MATCH
TO FIND HOW GAS
STOOD IN AUTO

A visiting autonlobll'st al .
O'Clock this morning, while in
front of the Central Garage on
Washington between King and
Cameron streets, wanted to see
lust how much gasoline ne had
in his auto tank. 1t was dark.
He lighted match to give him
the necessary light. An eNplo-
son followed.
Singed eyebrows. slight burns
On the face, slightly damaged
automobile, fire alarm, fire
men aroused from their slumb-
ers. was the net result CT h!s en-
pertinent.
Chemical extin! !guishers were
used in subduing the bfaze.
Sleepy firemt I'm after five
minutes work re eturned to their
homes in disgust and the owner
of the machine also left in dis
gust ard declareH never again
will he use matfhes when try
ing 70 find out the quantity of
gasoline he has On hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
Autumn Sales
Activity In Real Estate Brisk Just
Now

Activity IN Real Estate Brisk Just
Now
+. Z. Carver and Company, rea!
estate dealers. report unusuai actl-
vitv for real estate just new. Recent
V they have consummated number
Of sales and have many others now
pending which they expect to close
shortly.
sa:es reported by them recently
fol.cw: For F. e. DuvaIl to Mrs. Ida
Marie Schreiner house and lot 309
Queen Street: fer Mrs. Sarah 4. Dod-
ssn to Elias London house and lot
S3l South Patrick street; fer Robcr;
V. Hi-kS to Bcrntce W. Rawlc.t hous"
and lot 525 South Alfred street. for
F. E. Carver and wife 70 Harrison
Fancs and wife house and la; 1920
Wv.he street: Mss Mary f. Harry
man to j. H. Scrrell and wife house
and ct 704 South Columbus street;
4 farm in Fairfax county fer MItcne:!
J. Rogers to Mrs. Sarah a. Dodson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
Virginia's New Hour
Free Admission Cards Scnt-Ail
Should See Picture Tomorrow
At lngOmar

The Clamier Of Commerce through
is ccmn1.scc is to day mailing rsI
every qusi:f:ed voter in the city both
men and women a ticket which entities
them 70 admission to the @rea; f:ET
pt.,acI,2n "Virg.nta's New Hour" anG
every voscr who can possibly 10 &C
>lhoult see this picture. Ii is a state
rhu:cpay N which the people Of Vjr-
.::n.a arrcar as tie camera fcund
them at work in their fields. their
shops. am upon the highways. il
.ocs s.,a;g:ht to the heart CT a mat
ter of vital ccncern to every citizen
and pactnayS the h!igh;irg effect Of
primitive roads upon m"dcrn !ifc. II
-'r;> pcturc there are many scenes
hat VII he familiar to the c;t:zcns
cf this city.
in cricr that every one may haze
ar opportunity to see this film. i:
will be shown in the lngomar Theatre
Thursday. Oc:cbsr 2lst. the first per
formarce VIII begin at 80 p. m. con
.:ruc through without interruption u"
Il abcut II o'clock p. m. thus assur-
ny five performances. The commit
f." earnestly rrqrc-rS lha, rs many
AZ pc.S 'hEe see tris picture N The al.
;crrcon. thus preventing d@f%Es a
the 3ccr, anil making il possible TO-
,!ia<c wto are "mr''2Ncd out Of tho
r'tv ard G..ilcrs who ar" unahir % a:
trri ~ :!,r davtimc 70 see tiTs pc.
ture at n:?irt. There are now approx.
nNs. c'y four thousand voters IN the
city and i; would he impossible fo'
them Al to see the finn al the night
performances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
Five Year ) In Pen
Edward H. Ellison. Convicted After
Long Fight

Edward II. ElESon. Washington
junk dealer, living pit 500 II street
northeast, Washington yesterday was
convicted on a specific charge Of car
breaking. in the Circuit Court Of Ar
lineSon County, Va, and sentenced to
five years in the. pete1ftiary.
The action of the court yesterday
marks the conclusion of a three
year f:eEt. during which Ellison
soret?t eMtladit:on nd took the case
TO the Court cf Appeals. which re-
turned i 10 the circpit court.
E.Escn was arrest ted IN 1917 for
car-breaking job On September 81.
1916. following a ser les of :c,rsight car
thefts in Potomac yards. An appeal
was noted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
DRAMATIC CLUB FORMED,

The second organization moetir"
was held last night in the WrStmins-
ter Building, OF number of A'cxar-
drians interested in the formation af
= dramatic club, and name, The
Players ClEb," chosen.
Officers were selected by nomi-
nation committee, and elected by
those present, and their acceptance
< awaited. Those elected were a. j.
Rhodes, president; Mrs. George +.
Picket, vice president: Kirk Earle
Wallace. secretary: ana Dr John
T. Ashton, treasurer.
A membership committee was ap-
pointed by The chair to secure fifty
charter members, after which any
one desiring TO W;u will submit their
name to the vote Of tn" club.
The initial performance Of the new.
organizations vii! he vaudeville
show on December .. This affair
will be for the benefit Of the slab
treasury. Int IN future the rul
stands ready To serve the community,
getting up bcncfir performances for
any organization that calls on Il.
Meetings viii be held each Tues
day evening. il the Westminster
Building for the preliminary nj
ran""mcntS, but later regular
monthly meeting night VIII be select
al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
NJ. p. REV 'lvAr..

Evangelist Bennett, who is conduct
ing revival services at the Methodist
Protestant Church, gave another Of
his wonderful, as well as impressive
sermons last night. His discussion
on the "Consecrated Mar and Wo-
man" was well rece yed by his hear
erS.
Mr.. Bennett is pre- aching the plain
simple gospel Of Jesus Christ and
those who have not heard him have
missed a great threat. All denomlna-
tions are invited and a spe;al invita-
ton is extended to those out of the
arms Of Christ. Se~I ice each evening
at 7:43. Come, you are welcome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
Deliberately Left Inference
That France Sent Rep
rescntatives to Him
OP POSES IRISH
Senator's Record In Congress Proves
That, Governor Tells Manchester
CrGwd-League Plea Effective.

M%nohe:ser' y. H., oos. 2o.-@e'i;'-
tor Had n@ statement regarding al
seEs': freEch overtures toward new
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
ERROR CORRECTED

In, connection with a report of the
appeal case cf Mss julia May Gar
rett published in the Gazette. Ooto-
Der 5 in her suit against the Wash
ingbon-Squuhern Railway Company it
was stated. that she was attacked by
soldier to whom she was talking
wfdi,e a passenger on the train after
she alishted frcn, the train three. nunr
ters Of mile past her station. This
was net correct. She was talking to
marine on the train and he newer
!.efst the train and The soldier who at
tackled her met her on the road after
she detrainei,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
Seek 5000 Members
Red Cross Membership Roll Call
Starts TomcrrCw.

ia. ons mora day before the bel
ginning Of the fourth ro.l c:t.. cf thd
American Red Cross. There j. renew
el activity a; the headquarters 81
Alexandra Chapter at the Clamhcl
of Commerce. Three thousand mem.
he,< : the goal. The peace time pro-
gam Is filled with service ;ha; WI
nruk2 Il b>t;:cr and healthier com.
nrur'ty. Men and women an;ivc dur.
ing ihc war arc today designated
memaer< of the Red Cross A!umri
and un,,cr. this leadership II i ssf,
to predict not onlya large member
ship. hst a work in which all citizen,
will find SatiSfaG;icn.,
VIZ: q the work abroad VII! hc CO.!
::rucd. particularly the am":o'at:oS
If the orphans in various Eu"ancar
countries. TIE work ct hrmc Will hC
enlarged to meet the demands .iu<, sC
far aS the funds cf the Red Gross
will admit.
The popular way to enroll Is to lo"E
fer one Of The committees. Don't wait
be amomg the first 10 enroll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
BEyIlI--NALIS NUPTIALS.

The maYrirm" of Mss I.on's" Nails,
rsuy!tc: of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter /.
Nails. T. Mr.. Harmon c. Rer!ll. Of
cavanaah. Ga. took place at noon to-
ay at the First Rant:st I Ch,rch. The
."rcmrry was performed hv Rev. Dr..
=. r. Jackson. The hid" was at
"rIrI ~ her sist":, Miss Eleanor
Nails. AID the best man was Mr..
'orrt"rv Nails, tho brides brother.
rhe I.ilc vas aitirrd IL black
-avol;n- suit. and carried bouquet
f l;7:oe cf thn va"'"v ard orchids.
The rounIc left Immediately for New
York, whore they will take the steam
= for Sav#nr;th. Ga. where they will
make their future home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20

DEBATE IN COMMONS
1abCr Leader Admits Probable Defeat
= Industry Hit Hard = Paints
Globmy Picture

Lon don, Oct. 20.-The British Gov
ernmd nit is still disposed TO leave the
door open for negotiations between
the 100000 coal strikers and the
mine ownefrs. Lloyd George, speaking
N tho House of Commons toward the
desc of one of the most memora Bile
debates In a generation, offered to
hear the miners at any hour they
.hcse to present themselves on either
f two p,ppos. os.;tions-a hearing of the
case by an impartial tribunal or ac-
cepsance bf the Governments demand
for Increased production.
An outssantling incident of the day
was the powerful speech cf William
Brace. a abor member, which opened
I'D a wid4 avenue for the resumption
Of negotiation and raised hopes for
u renewal of the joint conferences vt
miners, owners and the Government.
Brace declared that the men were
ready for a desperate fight to the
finish. He painted a gloomy picture of
he resitlts for the United Kingdom
unless an agreement were speedily ar
rived at. and pleaded for settlement
before these miners begin to starve."
The Labor leader declared that the
miners realized the extent cf the Gov
ernment's resources and know fun
we'll tn lat their action probably would
result in defeat But he pointed out
that if they were crushed the miners
wcugl return to the PITS in sullen
and reyengeful mood.
an that event." he said, "what
would happen to the output? What
would happen to Great Britain as a
first t-class nation"
Brace suggested the appointment
Of ndtional wages board to regulate
the miners rate of pay in the future.
J. n! Thomas. another labor leader
was also heard in speech more con-
c:l:atcrE than antagonistic. He de-
"lared that no one wanted flight to
The fini ish," in spite of the miners de-
termination to accent such a battle if
they wer forced into it. He express
ed am4zement that the strike had
been allowed to get under way at all
when the differences were in fact 50
small.
Sir Robert Horne had. in previous
speech, outlined the Governments at
titude. The present movement. he de-
:ared, was particularly d isqueting in
view o / precedent. Every increase
hitherto granted had been followed, he
pointed cut, by decrease in the out
put of coa.. He agreed that an agree
ment was imperative and said that the
Gcvernm would hearken to propo-
sails that might afford solution Of
lle plCpaSIii.
Henderson and Adanso IN, speaking
for the miners. made appeals to the
Government to summon another con-
ference of miners and operators this
week. To this the Premier responded
that, he had MO personal objection,
to that procedur e. but that he first de
sired to consult the Cabinet in order to
avoid any Misunderstanding that
might arise.
In the mean time, EngIand's indus
trial paralysis is sEcwly creeping over
the ertire country. At least $4,000
men were thrown ous of employment
by enforced shutdown of steel works,
lin plate factories and foundr;es in
Wales and Scotland. Seventy thou.
sand men either than miners are out
Continued on Page Two}
Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
D. 4. r. CONF TERENCE
In Charlottesville This Week

The twenty-fouth Virginia State
Conference of the ID Daughters of the
American Revolution will be held in
Char .cttcsviEe tomor row and Friday
BY invitation of the Albemarle chap
;cr.
Delegates from Mount Vernon Chap
ter, this city, Who viii attend. are
Mrs. Mauchlin Niven, Miss Fanny
Burke, Miss Nellie Selden@Uh!er, and
Miss Helen Calvert.
The sessions will be held in Madi-
sen Hall, at the University of Vir-
gina. and will b. presided over by
the State Regent. Dr.. Kate Waller
Barrett. of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
Catholic Boys Club
Officers Chosen, TO Form Basket
ball Team

The newly organized Catholic Boys
CLUB ut meeting held last night in
the Lyceuni Hall elected the following
officers to serve fer the year. Gecrge
Kennedy, president; Lawrence Row
gand vice president; Eugene German,
secretary and treasurer.
1t is planned to again put the
championship basketball team in the
field under the direction cf Coach
John Bayl;ss and Capt. Louis White
stcne. Practice will start al once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
ATTENTION EAGLES

The 10th Anniversary of the or
ganization of Aerie S7l, Fraternal Or
der Of EAGLES will be celebrated in the
lcdre hail. 4th floor of Alexandria
National Bank building. following the
regular meeting Of the lodge Wednes-
day evening. p. m. A banquet and
athletic entertainment will feature.
249.3c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
POTOMAC FISH COMPANY.

Just received ten barrels of York
river, salt water oysters. fresh Shuck-
ed every day and at night. Hav" tw"
.shuckerS day and night to shurE
them fresh. Phone los, c. K:
Zimmerman: 2.'l-l'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
241-222c
MARRIED

BEVIIL-NALLS HARMON C.
BEV1LE. of Savannah. Ga, and
MISS. LOUISE MALLS, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Nails,
at the First Baptist Church, We'd
nesdav, October 20. 1920, the Rev.
E. B. Jackson : officiating
{ vsnnah, Ca, papers pleaseAcopy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
Pays Official Visit
Mrs. Cordie Miller Guest Of Martha
Washington Chapter 0. f. S.

Mrs. Cordie Miller Guest Of Martha
Washington Chapter 0. +. S.
A large delegation OF members Of
the Eastern Star from Washington.
Arlington county and Falls Church
last nishs attended a meeting Of
Martha Washington Chapter No. AZ,
THIS city. the occasion being an Off
cal visit to Martha Washington Chap
ter by Mrs. Cordie E. Miller, Flint
Hm. Va, grand worthy matron of
The order in Virginia.
Mrs. NJ. L. Risheill presided and
Mrs Nfller was presented with a
puiece of hand painted CHINA made by
Miss Lrcy Graves. A.terward there
was buffe. luncheon. 1t was mid
night when the affair was concluded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
ATTENTION FORESTERS.

Thc~o viii he an tminortair meet
'rg of tha. Ind"n"nd"''t nr'!'"' 1of
'Eoresters on Thursday night at 7:3n
All members are requested tn be
present. :. Meeting will be, held sir
lodge room Alexandria National
Bank, - aa5e-2p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20

William II. Quinn has sold to Hen
ry Tibbs house and lot 423 Oronoco
street. A deed of conveyance was
recorded today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20

A meeting Of the fourth degree
branch of tho Knights of Columbus
will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in st.
Mary's Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20

The euchre to be given on We'd
nesday, October q, will be held in
the Lyecum Hall instead of st.
Mary's Academy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20

Martha Washington Chapter, No.
42, Order Of Eastern Star, will give
masquerade party on Saturday,
October 80, in Elks' Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Baothe
have returned to their home in North
Washington street, after trip to
Atlantic City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20

The board of police commissioners
viii hcll their regular mon.hly meet
ing ait 8 O'Clock tonight in the office
Of Mayor ]. NJ. Duncan. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Alexandria Water Co..
will be held at the office Of the COM
pany. III North St. Asaph street.
Monday, November 1st, 1920, at 10
o'clock q. m.
GEORGE UHLER,
24l-22c Secretary
.f - r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20

Mn. john II. Strider, former resi-
dent of Alexandria, now connected
with the printing department. of the
Erie Railroad Company. Susquetanna.
Pa. was visitor here yesterday. Mr..
Stnider says there has been such a
marked change IN the population here
that he hardly recognized the busi-
ness here which said has certainly
expanded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-20

Mrs. Percy Evans mas returned to
her home in Cameron street, after
spending the past.six months travel
ing in California and the west, the
ruest Of Mrs. William Hillt.