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The Washington times., 1920-07-03

2 THE BIG COMIC SECTION. Rube Goldbergs won-
derfu comics portraying the adventures of Boob Nc
Mutt and the other McNutts. They don't make them
any turnier than Goldbergs cartoons. Then there IS
Billy De Becks Barney Google, Eddie's Friends, and
Polly With their sides splitting adventures
3. NEWS EVENTS IN PICTURES-at full page of them
taken by The Times staff of artists headed
BY Carl Thoner.
4. JEAN ELIOTS SOCIETY GOSSIP, sports news by
Louis Dougher and Bryan Morse; theatrical news and
gossip by Harry Langhorst, and all the latest local.
NATIONAL and foreign of the day. as on every
other afternoon throughout the week.
s And here is another big featue-FOLLIES OF
THE PASSING SHOW-half page pen studies of real
life by Hanlor.
4 The only sure way to get The Times is to
order it in advance. Delivered to the home, it
costs 90 cents month for both daily and Sunday. Pur
chased from newsdeaer newsboy it costs cents daily
6 cents in other cities) and cents on Sundays.
Call Main $780, ask for Branch io6, and order
Ghe mashingtun Giu1es
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POSSESSION NOTE.

sam Boyd, private secretary to
Harry NJ. Crandall, owner of the
Crandall Theaters in Washington and
president of Associated Exhibitors.
Inc, hasn't new Slips-Loose sedan
cite, and he hasn't just had his oak
land roadster repainted after a de-
sign originated by the Navajo In
dians but he has "A new strap for his
wrist watch. You certainly cant be-
grudgo him that!
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It's of interest to note that Eath-
erin Johnston, a Washington actress
OF more than passing note, IL proml-
nent In the cast in support of Olive
Thomas in The Flapper" at Loew's
Palace Theater the coming week.
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VI. v. A. wants to lay n bet on the

coming election. All right, all right
NJ. v. A.. you state the terms and I'm
on. | just feel pessimistic enough
today to bet that no matter who's
elected he won't take the tax of the
movies. But you're on, NJ. V. A. as
said; only you'll have to state the
bet
The Washington times., 1920-07-03
AUTOMOTIyE SECTION.

You tell EN-. firm: I'm reelins
The Washington times., 1920-07-03

. FRANK Lang, superintendent Of
Loew's Palace Theater, called George
l.. Moreland, the eminent sports stat.
The Washington times., 1920-07-03
Lawrence Bentu-. manager OF

Loew's Palace Theater. has finally de-
cided that his vacation trip will not
be spent in a pup-tent on the tempt
ing slopes of Twin Peaks, San Fran
cisco. The next choice. Havana. Cuba,
has also been discarded in favor OF
Atlantic city, the Paradise Of Abse-
con Island, where. Mr.. Beatus is as
surcd. even the ocean is wet
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ADVENTUREsW TIE TWINS
By Give Ro8ER8s RkGEM
Rent Day.

OF Chir chipmunks house ooped Nancy and Nick and Ting
aing the fairy landlord collect the rent it being the aIye
ond day Of the month. ,r. ,uo a,
Chk lived in an Old house which looked much Ike pae o.
rocks in the Knows Where but he spent much ne
time the roof When the visitors arrived sure enough there ne s
grnring down at them trying 10 pretend no vas enjoying last
years acorn the new ones not being ready vel
Hello called Tngang cts rent day. cafk Got the money
ready"
But instead of reaching into his pocket chk only gnned more
than ever.
needing fixing and the stairs and the doors and ceilings and
the"
yes yes Tnga!ng INTERRUPTED But can't get them fixed IN
I'll you give ne the rent can II?
"you said that last time" Chrk reminded him.
Il know did, acknowledged Tngaling but since last rent DAY
the carpenters and ooes and astere have doubled their own
wages and didn't have enough pay them Come now, have
lot Of collecting to do and can't stand here talking
We'll said Cirk finally I get for you. Just right into
the rsrIOr and III be down in minute.
So Tnging and the twins land the Magical Mushroom ao
walked IN while Chirk slid nirby through the sylight:
What Chrk had said in the letter was quite true as Tngang
couldn't helm noticing The doors hanging their hinges
crooked elephant the opng from the damp
wells like sails rckey ship and the ceiling was in most
shocking condition.
Copyright, 1920 NJ E.
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NEW YORK, July S.-ESueme-
ly important each to the others
success are the couture and the
dressing Of the neck, q fact about
which women should know more
and profit by their knowledge.
Just now a variety OF styles IN
Embarrassing are in vogue, Some
advocate permanent waving, some
others advise In favor OF what they
call GUNNER transformations OF
which one mus: have two. one 10
wear while the other is being
dressed, and which are especially
designed 20 insure a neat collfuTe
In the hottest, sticxiest Of summer
weather.
or course, having ones own hair
dressed is preferable where 1t is
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reckwear particularly well suited
to the way in which she dresses
her hair. In each instance her OWL
natural hair.
The broad effect and smooth
locks Of, Miss Reed, accentuated
by the ear pads, takes kindliest t.
the long pointed ficlu, while the
piarant expression OF Irene Mar,
cellrs. w:th the pcuttng lips and
youthful crrls; can stand the low
square neck with its modified
Medici collar. Then there is Betty
Mortou's clearcut profile which Is
most admirably set of By he:
wayy, sinply.done coift1re. the
psyche knot producing precisely
the right line with the profile;
with the coli no other mode Of
neck dressing could so suit her as
the combination OF square reSers
and y.shape opening.
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CONFESSIONS
OF A BRIDE
Copyright, 1920

"This is horrible! Take her
away" | whispered as | c!utchcd
Mor-ison's arm. The actor had
played his part so well that Ann
was fascinated. She forgot the
rest OF her act, forgot to run to the
top Of the bank and hide in the
bushes.
"I'll let you take her hoz.e in a
minute Morrison whispered juel'
lantly. "She didn't do it! It's the
truth she's been telling US! Now
we'll put the baby into the auto,
I never had such a load taken Oh
my mind since ! wore Q police uni
form, Mrs. Bob"
By this time we had reached
AIMS side. twas crying. ] couldn't
say a word to her. But ! slipped
my arm around her. Morrison
stepped to the other side Of the
child and put his arm around her,
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too, and thus supported, we took
Copyright. 1920. N. E. Az.

too, and thus supported, we tool
her to The car.
"All right, little girl" said TIE
detective, shaking her small hard
very solemnly. I'VE won't need
you any more. You go nome now
and sleep easy. But as q friend Of
the family, Just let me say. ma'au
stick to your own man and fight
shy Of the likes Of him-Ives!!"
Then Morrison turned 10 me:
"Maybe you'd like TO come dOwu
to the office with me for a few min
utes? It's owing to you, Mrs
Bob, that I've got out OF the wors;
mixup ! was ever in Imagine ms
working on q case inyolyin' the Old
mans family! Gosh, how It made
me sweat! Maybe you'd like &c
see 1t through, ma'am%
Certainly wanted to. ! knew
It would do Ann good to sit still
IN the car and listen to the waves
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scarcel, concealed wrath. nov
turned on Cunningham.
"You ought 20 be ashamed 0.
yourself, you big brute! she be-
gan in o high voice. "Pickin' or
that poor little girl! I've a coca
notion To-"
Cunningham rose and pressed
the button TO signify his desire. 10
ialigh; al the next stop. As the
car groaned to a halt he turned
on the lady with the perfume. a
seraphic smile was OIL his face.
Madam" he said politely, you
lbe damned"
Two hours later, in Miss Carts
tine Grthries tiny studio, Gilbert
Cunningham vas holding the teach
er OF incorrect Z flats IN bis arms
and whispering certain incolse-
quentiai things in her ear. And
there was much happiness at 1
| Gramercy Park
"Then you DO forgive me asked
Gilbert for perhaps the tenth lime.
"0f course | do! | was a horrid
jealous A kiss efsectualiy STOP
! ped the auto indictment. There
was a honeyel pause. Then:
HHow did you find me-" inquired
Miss Guthrie.
Gilbert tod her OF the street car
incident.
when | saw that mistake, and
she was so ,sa.e that her teacher
had told her A flat, ! knew Il must
be you. Do YOU remember what
an awful time had with you over
that very incubation? You never
could get 1t straight
Miss Guthrie looked surprised.
why. that must have been it,
tie Becky Cartwright she said.
THAT child is positively the dull
est tod her at least fifty times
that the correct note was A nat
ural.'
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Z iifiio Y 50 / went VIII .eg
riSol 70 oas ID u g. ulllel = q q.
| hafh house The actor Nle siisiI
IN q ta6Ie Oh which fete epreae
NAM charts and pkoscg graphs aa "a |
..ne q Do With the murder: ~.
plain- clothes men ware waiting ~
s1s Morrison s4'e marched 70 y tAs .
Here's hox lseo It, gentlemen,
he said positively. I've! taeea
MS. Lorimer sanding on the plis,
iosm 81 The hill. Tae girl has toIe
Inc truth. Els head was trrneo
So" Morrison tilted ~ tas
actors chin. Nov the bullet wen!
through the skill Of the tnnrdefee.
maj, so@" &c drew an mag
nary i!ne down Inc actors hesa;
sIantinE rom the top and back @
me skull 10 the chin. That's se'
cording to the diagram. Now W.
stood halfway between the W.
ends Of the pavilion. The oa!ieI
that killed him never could aaEe
come from No. Is. A bullet from
hat room would have hit him "
!ront. and have taken a HORIZONTAL
course. TOO. Ives was killed BY Z
shot fired from a room In the rp'
per tier Of Compartments" :,
"That don't cle1r the parry
we've just Questioned grow!ed
one Of tie younger detectives.
mark time, Parsons. MARI
time!D commanded the chief. HlS
words might have been q cue ios
Immediately the men left the place
Morrison went up to the car anu
jumped in beside me.
On the way home be asked ne
many personal questions a6oa.
Bob. He put them casually, as .
friend might who had shared hard
experiences like those in Mexico.
Perhaps because my nerves were
on edge from the strain OF the Gag,
| read an Interior meaning into oil
Of his kindly inquiries.
That assistant prosecutor hal
suggested horrId things. He had
linked Bob and me with the case
! He had collected evidence from
! drain.diggers. They had assertec
that Bob was driving like a mar
! drunk or crag, after seeing nj
with Ives in the park. The prose
/ cutor had seemed to think II very
! odd tina. my husband should leave
! town ION secret business" taking
| the very first train after the mrr
der. He had also intimated thai
1t was quite possible 70. a fornle!
army man to own a regulation
automatic!
In a fatherly fashion, Morrison
was drawing me out. ! couldn't re
sen: his curiosity, but ! didn't
breathe freely until, quite sudden
ly, he dropped the subject. Then
In confidence, he answered my IN
i cuiries about the clues In AIMS
case. He explained how easy L
was to trace that conspicuous vel
low bathing suit, labeled with Bry'
sons name, and the gun stamped
as property ola certain movie pic
| ture concern, and how simple was
the trick By which the plain
clothes man, disguised as a college
boy, had entered my house. The
finding Of the key was extraordl'
nary good luck
. "Td like to know more about
! that automatic" Morrison admit
! ted. There's nothing In It, now"
"Not loaded? | exclaimed.
wire Jim" exclaimed Ann sud
denly. I-I-seem to recall-tnat
we had finished the clip-and jim
didn't have another! Why didn't
remember betore?" she sobbed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-08

For terrible sores, cuts, burns
bruises, piles, eczema, salt rheum
or chGtlng. It is practically a whole
shell iull Of remedies In one ia!
! end Fairmo1t Pharmacy will sup
| ply you for only soc. It is handy
| for the scores OF little accidents OF
| sudden colds that might occur al
any minute.
Get a jar Of sIM.Co sALvE TO
day at Fairmcnt Pharmacy's who
viii refund your money If It falls
10 do all as stated above.
SINCE SALVE should be your
rusty health aiding standby. !. Is
efficient as a liniment for rheu'
matism, neuralgia, stiff joints
spra;ns, sore muscles or lame back
It is sold in three sizes, soc, 6oC
and $500 per jar.
Don't put It Of but get q jar 10
day. II your druggist does moi
keep ii, send US Csc and the par
! Gel post will bring 1t 20 your door
by return mail. VIM. NJ. Simpson
Drug Co.. Wholesale Druggists
| Williamsburg Station, Pittsburgh
F.! Pa.
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MERELY HAn SMALLPOX,

TERRE RAUTE. = "Howdy,
folks" greeted Frank Bemann as
he walked into the health office.
The clerk responded hello" and
asked him II he wanted anything.
YES" said Frank, ~ think I've
got smallpox" He had, and was
rushed to the pesthouse.
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4 Nesn pepper
Rasrfha. ruI,ard.

J. 6RIIlHA, WR1t2bHs - - =
on plank thoroughly and hee
Smoking hot. Pit ham on plank
md brol on tho lowest Gate Of
ths hroilef or IN Z moderate oven
for twenty minutes. Trrn cooked
side Of ham down On plank. Pare
and slice potatoes about ouehalf
Inch thick. Boil for ten minutes
Ii salted water. Drain and put
them IN q ring around the meat.
Sprinkle with. piprika Sprinkle
ham very lightly with mustard.
Put sliced tomatoes over the sur.
face OF the ham. Sprinkle with
plprika. Dot potatoes and tor,a-
toes With bits Of butter. Return
plank 10 oven and cook about thtr-
Il minutes. The ham should be
well cooked, the tomatoes tender
end the potatoes Drowned. Gar.
nlsh with thin slices Of green pep
pr before serving.
II you believe ID practicing what
you preach. don't preach.
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CINNAMON CAKE

CINNAMON CAKE.
8 eggs.
! 70 cups brown sugar.
3teaspoons baking powder.
2 IL cups flour.
IL cup butter and lard
mixed.
! cup sweet milk.
I teaspoon cinnamon.
IA teaspoon salt.
Save whites Of two eggs fol
trostine.. Roll brown sugar TO re
move all Jumps. Cream shortening
and sugar. Beat one whole egG
and two -yolks and add to butter
and sugar. Mix and silt flour, bak
ing powder and salt and add alter
pately with milk to mixture. Ado
cinnamon. Bake in two square
layers and put together with boil
ed brown sugar frosting.
PLANKED HAM.
l slice Of ham one inch
thick.
4 large potatoes.
l large tomato.
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chain stitches and a double CO.
Chef.
Closed Mesh-Four double GRO
Chef stitches into q chain Or ma
terial.
Turn-Five chain stitches to
turn. II your pattern called for 16
stitches-chain q and double
crochet into the seventh stitch
from the needle.
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PLAYING UP.

@Hlram," said the farmers wife,
"what makes you say BY gosh so
much and 80 round with a straw
In your mouth"
arm getting ready for them sum.
mer boarders that's comm mex!
week. II some Of US don't talk an
act that way, they'll think we amt
country folks at oil. Boston
Transcript.
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Block Insertion.

Chain % stitches-turn.
First row-l filled m, 2 open m,
/ FILLED N, 2 open m, l filled m,
and turn.
Second row-Same as 1st row.
Third row-Same as 1st row.
Fourth row. filled m, ! open
m, 8 filled m, l open N, ! filled m,
turn.
Fifth row-Same as 4th row.
Sixth row-Same as 4th row.
Seventh row-Same as LIST row,
etc.
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Lace Patterns.
aNeyDesiign
Every Week

Fllet Stitches.
Chain stitch-The thread drawn
through the loop.
Open Mesh-A double crochet
into a chain or the material, two
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sIMcO.SALYE

Il Is Offered You as an Ointment
Entirely Out Of the Ordinary
With Healing Power Seldom
E1ualea.
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possible. liz any case, the colt
iure settled, the necSline comes
into consideration.
To Illustrate, mere are three
girls from the "Zeigteld aldnignt
Follles" each showing a type Of
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SIS ER NJ S KI X HI. II
icolyr.ISAt. ls.a. Y EAY

when there ne guests for DIN.
a ,sn,9 sns ~, n.y. M orSsr he sSouid
NJ h sal lvD ~
Tina eY,ess 81 honor Is the one q
\. 1872 :S,Is1 ~, = HoTeyer. Il there
Is an alder woman present Il d 4
S ~ ~ Ssi Sse IN otbsrs. Tie custom
AZ serving tha hostess first d
Is
me others. men and women, are
served h me Order OF their seat.
ine The host. therefore, specifies
only tbe firs: guast to be served.
Even 6 cuest san be embarrass'
cd and ''killed hy kindness,n 90 the
host needs to use Dissemination
and not serve one person At the
expense Of all others.
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.iasyy van wanted him 10 ,ill a real
5uI. II .casIaa.' Z
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OPERA IN THE ARENA.

"Then the barytone didn't Ike
singing In Mexico!"
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She rose and struggled toward
The dou. Cunningham threw dis
cretlo1 70 the winds. He caught
her ~ To arm and held her.
Aete does she liye?" he asked
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Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac r. K.

Snuth NORTH
New York -Jacksonvillc
335 a. m. ;. Ca C. ID ll.3O p. IN
Washington Richmond
5.S2 Il. m. :. Coaches only
(Alcxandria- Quantico- Fredericksburg
and local bcyond.)
Washington Richmond
ISL a. m. 49,. IocaD 49,. 11.52 IA. m
New York4Atlanta-Ja Jacksonville
9.i1 Il. m. ;. IS. y. Id 500 p. m.
WashinGtCn-Q uantico
1850 a. m. 49,. (LocaD 1.36 p. m
Wasnington-R Richmond
l1.47 a. m. ;. tExpress) ;. 6.2S p. m
WashinGton-Qua
kS.l2 p. m. ;. NocaD 5.3S p. NIX
New York Augusta Florida
S.32 D. IN. :. Ga. c. L. $40 p. m.
Neutrality-suspicious. Birmingham
81. D. IN. IS a. L. 80. IL noon
Washington Richmond
New York Tampa st. Petersburg
SIT p. m. ;. Is. 4. IL $50 ii. m.
New York Jacksonville-St Petersburg
9.1T p. III. 80. "a. G. L. -. $40 a. m.
Washington- fredericksburg
1910 midnight G.ocaD go. 500 a. m.
Richmoud- Washington
............ OGXpress) Els p. m.
X Saturdays only.
5 D. Shelton. Ticket Agent, AleXan-
iria. Va. J. B. Mordecai. Traffic Man
iScr. Richmond, Va.
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A WOMAN'S BACK
The Advice of This Alexandria Wo'
man is of Certain Value.

Many woman's back has many
aches and pains.
Oftimes It's the kidneys fault.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills arc
so effective.
Many Alexandria women know this.
Read what one has to say about it.
Mrs. F. M. Entwisle, 1907 Gibbon
Street, Alexandria, says: "The pains
in my back were something awful and
no matter how I turned ] couldn't get
rid of them. There was sore and
lame feeling and heavy bearing
down ache in my back all the time.
Ny head felt as though somebody
were pounding it and l became very
nervous. l had dizzy spells, too. The
way my kidneys actea bothered me
4 lot and caused me no little pain.
The first box of Doans Kidney Pills
gave me relief and by the time had
finished the second one all my kid
ney trouble had left me; I was en-,
tirely cured"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Dor't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Entwisle had. Foster ilburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
WHALE BREAKS SEA CABLE
Repair Ship Finds Dead Animal
Tangled in Wires

New York, Aug. 1.-THE story OF
how whale became entangled IN q
cable of the AN-America Cables Co..
seyering cable communication between
Vera Cruz, Mexico and Valparaiso.
Chile, and finally died in its struggle
for freedom was brought to New
York by the cabe repairship Relay.
now in dry dock here.
Some time ago the Relay was sent
out to ascertain the cause Of the
interruption in cable communication.
When the line was raised to the sur
face it brought with it very dead
whale hopelessly tangled up in sew
eral hundred feet of badly snarled
cable. 1t is the first case Of the
kind known to the cable men.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST H. 1920

out authority to make any excep-
tons.
1t is not the wish Of those in
charge of the enforcement of these
laws to prosecute anyone. On the
contrary it is our desire to 1void
that very thing if possible. How
ever the laws must be enforced and
the cooperation of both employers
and parents is earnestly solicited,
that the violations may be reduced
to minimum.
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WANTED-An experienced canvas
ser and collector. Permanent po-
sition to the right party. Refer
encc and bond required. Salary
and commission. A proposition
worth looking into. Can earn from
$4,000 to $50 per week. Address
in own hand writing. R. H. c.,
care of the Gazette Office.
1886.
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THERE NEVER HAS BEEN =
better time to buy property than
right now. as things have become
normal and your money VIII puA
moe value than ever. Thomas I.
Rawlett, lis South Fairfax street.
19l-1p.
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FOR SALE-1920 Model Ford. self
starter. Alexandria Auto Supply
104 South Washington street.
190-2p.
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LOST-Person who found leather
pocketbook in telephone booth at
King and Columbus streets. can
have same if they will return con-
tents because they are important
to owner only. NJ. J. Odcnwaldl'
2O3 North Washington street. !,
1882.
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A. E. MANKIN-Practica painter
and repair man, roof repairing,
both single and metal, 80 years
experience at house painting ana
geenral house repair work. we.
keep ali roofs that we repair ana
paint in good condition for twelve
months. Let us give you a figure
on. your painting. We can save.
you money. Residence. l446 Duke
street. Phone No. 1l57-J.
lS9-7p.
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When You Fail to Insure

against life's uncertainties, you show
lack of good business judgment
and an Indifference to your fanNly>s
welfare. Consult US about our income
policy. list year. National Life IN
surance Company of Vermont.
Established 1850
JOHN t. .W0RTHINGToN
District Agent .ff~
s29 King St1eet Alexanorla, "a
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WASHINGTON VIRGINIA
RAILWAY CO.
In Effect August 1St, 1920.
Subject to Change Without Notice


Leave Alexandria for Washington
A. M.-.5.0O. $40, $500, $40, $40
100. !7.l0. 7.2O, 1880, 7.40. $50, 500
$40. $50. $40, 900, 9.20, $40, 1000
1920. 1910. 100, 11.20, 11.40.
P. M.-12.00, 1920, 1910, LOO, l.20
LAO. 200, 2.2O, 2.4O. 800, 500, $40
LOO. 4.20. 4.35. 4.40, 4.50. 800, 80
$50. $50, $40, 500, $50, $40. 100
I.20. 7.40, 500, $50. $40. 900, 9.20
$40, 1000. 1920. 1O.40. HOO, 11.20
l1.40. A. NJ. - 90.
/" Except Sundays
! Except Sunday and Holidays.
Leave Alexandria For Mt. Vernon
A. M.-*5.35. SIS. 7.55, 8.55, $50
1875, 11.S5.
i P. M.--12.35. 1855. 2.35. 3.35. 49,
5.S5. 6.S5. 7.35, S.35, 9.35. 1895, l1.5;
Except Sundays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11

FOR RENT-In brick house, refined
neighborhood, suite of rooms,
furnished, second foor, SIS month.
Double room on ground floor $40.
Two rooms third story, $25, or
will rent separately. References
required, 407 Prince street.
1852.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11

FOR neutrality-suspicious.. Apply
Wagar Realty Company office. ~
N. Fairfax. See janitor. 183-tt