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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13
Statesmen Honor
LOcaIPaStOrAt
CInbL15ncheOn

The saIesmanship club at its week
ly luncheon Tuesday noon at the
chamber Of commerce decided that
Rev. p. RI Knickerbocker. pastor Of
Trinity n. L. church, could sell
religion and common snese so well
that he was entitled TO mem bershlp
in the organization on motion Of
Norman Snodgrass the minister was
elected TO honorary membership by
a unanimous vote.
Or. Knickerbocker was given mem
bership after he had made the 200 or
more statesmen present 20 minutes
talk on Big Nuts and Little Beans
a selling contest was held at the
luncheon in which five young sales
men took part. each selling his own
line Each man was given two
minutes and a prize OF IS was given
to the winner. The prize was won
by n. J. Romo Of the Popular Dry
Goods company. who sold a vacuum
cleaner. The other contestants were
v Mills Of the Rogers Furniture com
pany; c. E Graham. Texas company.
r. l. Parker. Field-Parker. and W T.
Myers. Scott White Drug company
The judges were Gordon Perry, Lieut.
L-B. Hump. and Lee Burdick.
The salesmanship club is going out
to make its membership 300. IL now
has $50 members.
Francisco street Changes Of stock
viii be made at once
The Western WoodenWare Co. VIII
add some new lines to its stock IN
short time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13
Graham Company Takes
O0er Some Lines of the
Western Woodenwdre Co.

Through q deal closed Tuesday. the
Graham Paper company, OF FL Paso.
took over the paper lines OF the
Western Woodenware Co. Of FL Paso
The Western Woodenware Co viii
continue in business with its wooden
ware and kindred lines and viii soon
add largely 70 its stock OF stationery
II viii no longer handle fine print
paper and paper specialties. however
this line going TO the Graham Paper
Co.
In the transaction. the Graham Pa
per Co. takes over the building occu-
pied by the Western Woodenware Co.
including a 10-year lease, and the
latter company takes over the build
ing Of the Graham company on san
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13
WILSON ASKED TO HAVE
TURKS PUT OUT OF EUROPE

memorial appealing TO the govern
ment 70 exclude the Turks from
Europe and to take a step toward
assuming Americas share Of respon-
sibility for the welfare OF the sub
jet races Of the former Ottoman
empire was presented TO president
Wilson by a committee OF the fed
eral council Of the Churches OF Christ
in America yesterday. Bishop VII
liam F. Mcdowell. Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. headed the com
mittee. which presented similar me
MORALS to vicepresident Marshall
and speaker Gnlett
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13
Asbury Methodist Sunday School
Leads In City Attendance Campaign

A TENDANCE records of FL Paso'
n Sunday schools as listed in the
following report show Asbury Metho-
dist. Westminster Presbyterian and
Eastminster Presbyterian leading po-
sitions in the attendance campaign.
Asbury having the largest numerical
gain and Eastminster and Westmin-
ster slightly larger percentage gains;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13

islam. He exc0riates the nationalists
and declares -all Musselmen viii be
blessed by Allah and all who die
fighting the rebels earn eternal glory
hereafter"
Mobilization OF the sultans adher-
ents has begun in the Islands in the
sea Of Marmora and along the shores
OF the Black sea
There IS a disposition on the part
OF the Turks 10 join the sultan's
forces. They say their fathers and
brothers are fighting in Mustapha
Kemars army. and they viii not en-
gage in a civil war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13

Roswell. n. NJ. April 13.-The Ros?
well Boy Scouts have just purchased
a home which viii be one Of the best
and finest equipped IN the southwest
In this movement the Boy scouts
we're backed by the chamber Of com
merce and various business men OF
the city. The local Boy Scouts num-
Der $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13
COL. SYMMONDS ASSIGNED
10 7TH CAVALRY. Ell. BLISS

Washington, D. G. April 13.-Col- G.
J. Symmonds. cavalry. Washington, D.
c.. office Of the director OF purchase
and storage. has been assigned TO the
Seventh cavalry, Fort Bliss; Capt Jo-
seph Hall Whitley, medical corps, Fort
Bayard. has been ordered 10 Denver,
Colo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13
To
EnStaILOdgeAt
Big Spring, Tex.

Elks Of FL Paso VIII leave here
Friday night for Big Spring TO install
a new lodge in that city V r stiles.
district deputy grand exalted ruler.
VII head the FL Paso delegation and
VIII ofdciate at the installation
Members ofe the FL Paso lodge who
VIII take part IN the installation cere-
monies are- Past exalted ruler G. H
Booth. exalted ruler Fl. S Burwell
Chas. A. Brann, r. f. Compton, Julius
II Alberts and others TO be selected
later
Several N Paso Elks who VIII have
no official part in the installation
viii also accompany the party and
attend the ceremony.
The new lodge VIII be installed
saturday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13
DlEGUEZ SENDS ULT.MATUM
TO STATE OF SONORA

nounced its adherence to the Sonora
government
Gen. p. Elias Gales, former COVER
nor OF Sonora and until recently a
member Of Carranza's cabinet, became
temporary executive Of the state,
when Gov. Adolfo de Ia Huerta was
taken to a hospital for an operation
Gales left the Carranza cabinet 10
further the presidential candidacy Of
Gen. Obregon. and became military
commander for the new republic
when the state seeded
The report that congress Of Sinalo1
had expressed its sympathy with the
action Of 5onora was followed by an
unconfirmed report the Sinaloa con-
gress had pledged its support II need
be- TO the new republic" Sonora Of
ficials said they were confident that
in any critical situation Sinaloa would
throw its active support TO sonora
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13

The Minnesota Federation Of Wom-
ems clubs embraces 4Zo clubs with
an aggregate membership Of nearly
So. Oa0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13

Flower seeds that produce the finest
flowers Fl PasO Seed Co, 523 East
san Antonio stroet-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13

HELL TORMENT PROMISED
ENEMIES OF SULTAN
fConfinued from mage IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-13

FOLLOWING OF GOODS FINAL CT
Giles 60 AT HALE AND LESS CHECK OFF WHAT YOU WANT AND COME e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
First to be Given November
I at Richmond
Theatre
AUSPICES OF Y. NJ. C.. A.
Proposed to Hold Meetings Every Sun
day Afternoon at 3 p. m.-SOloists
VIII Take Part

S..x me- s.er nelt's meetings are to
be he: by the Y. NJ. G. 4. at Tle
R',Em." II TTheatcr Sunday AFTERNOONS
hcG.nn;"g Sunday November and
co:i:,:%-.n- um;Q Sunday December l.
The men's bib1e classes CT the various
Srmr.ay SchG,,-S aGe co-cpeItIting with
III, n,3g,Nus work committee OF t!ls
y. NJ. c. 4. TO make dhe meetings a
success. a
The pin i Il, held SIX meetings
icic!c III" hcftlays and It has not
aeon fef ,9ritelH decided whether they
will 'bc cccf:inuc,l after the holiday
.<Cas2n. .IrE!ge W:iium F. Norris, cs
tire Department Of Justice, one of the
mast pc-r5Ear bf!lc class speakers ok
VIZ irir,rfln, VIII address The frs.
nr2>rirlr November Z on the subject
".Ama',7l, a Christian Walid Pow'sr."
The <2rcrl me citing November Il.
VT IL #!l1pascd by Ctar1ain F. VI.
McC-N. ars1S;E,t chiGf Of chaphf:i$,
m ;Taa sarbjcct "I'he New Offensive
w Wifr:Gm kn3wicS Cooper. General
Srrar;::r cif the MGtutcpcF7tsn Y. ".
c. A.. ce Washington. will address .fie
mcc::rGr Cf November 81. HIS subject
:,r,s !: 4 yGiS h2sn arr:raaaSed Hon.
H;rv =. +. Mas.Faalar:l viii sp9ak
;i1, nGlsl',as November 2s and h1s
:i1biect wII! a'l<o be announced later.
Tir $:pc;!kcrs fer tn" two December
n,l,c! 'r-s have :Fcl. yet been secured.
hu.. ,rs..r;S-'atirs ara being coelrluctra
With srsnkc.s cf like caff'bee' and the
men cf tie c;:y VIII nave a raf7e cF1-
p-Gt,ri'y ;, ls>itr the he:t speakers 70
m2n Tc-&"uralrc IN the cast-
Tha- meetings VIII be he.H a!t 3
o'r'ock IN the aftclrloan anil the CFsi-
zrn'$ h%n.l viii gre "A thirty minute
rc~ccr hmeorc the meeting. William
+. Dunn. t'cxan-l.;a'S only graduate
..c",- ,ss!Hr, will have charge Of The
music anil The men win be given ac,
crrcr';.-a-'y 10 do some rea; ccng-ega
= "a, s. :-;4Nr. J.: j. ih.ov-ht that
<~7" Ct ths popular rvviva. s'ynes
vii hc Es,,!.
c-.ina excellent s',!o;s-s are be.ns
Ss"urei ar. the men who attend shs
m:c;t.,": wiz have treat in store
81. :i,lm I. cach mn"t;ng. The meet
'r:rs VI. hr be <;ss-c,I principally f.-
the n,cn w:o do rIt ATTEND q h'b!s
Ella - and t;1c time and place .: meet
r~ vi, G.Ah.Ic@'s a,pcsa 10 :ne:se nltY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
4. B. y. CLUB
Hostesses at Delightful Dance Last
Night


One Of! the r;estaesE OF; the Hal
lawe'en season dances was given last
right in the Elks' l1ome by the Alpha
Bisea Chi dub. composed ,of twelve
,yourg ladies as follows: Miss Alice
Written, Miss Edith Wh't;en. Miss
Ruin lie Hew, Miss Page BuddTn,
Miss Mazda Foster, Miss Edith Gar
re!ot. Mss Caroline West. Miss. Alice
Baden, Miss Wiyie Fairfax, Miss
Margaqst Fuller. Miss. Else Herfur,h
and Miss SUSIE Murphy. all Of when
ws.c present with the exception of
Miss Fuller.
The ftaift WINS decorated N tue Ha!
T-wc'en style, with pumpkins: b;nck
cats ard evils. ard favcrs of hoIns,
hallcnr's ccrfct;i, ard Crackers
viii, paper caps @:vcn cut during III"
,a&rces.
Mn. a,gA Mrs. Ashby Baden. Mrs.
George H. Budfin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Whtten were chapcnSns.
..Amcry 9th rs present were Misses
Helen Raien. Elizabeth Ramcy, Mary
Whtt;e:, Margaret Howard. Lv"!yn
Howard. Mildred Callahan. Lcr':2e
RsEv''l. Winfield B1yn@. Ccga Pu!-
nan, MEhcd Crockett. M&cey Zach
any, Thcama MrTrphy, Jeanette W"St
si.Gl Ka.Gharinc Pu'man. Mr.. AMI Mas.
f. F. Dcwrham. jr.. Metssrs. Samuel
Lacey, af Washington, Hugh Murphy
Vir"en: Burrs, .Ashhy Warf:s,d. Yer
.,ar Ws,f'@d Frank Howard. Lewis
Hey, .A:E-by Bhrden. Marshall Shunan
S;3r'cy Dr:ifrs, Gus Pch!. James
Lawrence Corhctt, Brown,
Gilbert Cox. Keanoth A'tcheson.
Taddy Shaffcr, Reginald Dyson and
Shcrt,f2r,.
Music was by McWIliams orchestra
ari dar.ng kept UP un;l one o'c1@ck
III, :Iffal. was caa Of the mos. de-
j. ohtErrr cif the season
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
THIS CITY READY FOR
4. ELECTION TUESDAY.
Expected That 5000 Votes
Will Be POlled
Here
WOMEN TO TAKE PART
Cox, Roosevelt and Moore Will Have
Clear Sweep-Judges and Clerks
Named and Voting Places Chosen.

Practically adj Of the details ic'
Tuesdays election have been comp-Ec
"a. Il! is estimated that ABOUT 5000
vctes wifi be pollsd here, the grand
toral number to qualify being 1850
# wfrcs, number /, l,399 are womeas
It Will be the first tine in the his"
ucay of star:d old Alexandria that the
wSmen nave gene to the polls ami
voted.
Alexandria as she HAS always G.ne
In the past w;A u..!! up a grsat big
rrai:.:i,y tior Cox and Roosevelt: aEa
Congressman R. Walton Moore, whose
o;caure viii lbe found cn another pGge
af the GAZETTE, will prove an easy
winner. The eighth district is over
wl1:.m:rls::sc,s democratic.
The election officials VII be cin
land and everything possible wal be
dor,a to prevent ccngeaticn as the
G.,,s. The clerks and judges dcubt.sSs
VII be kept busy on escticn day
from the opening of the potEs at sun
lire srEe:l ithsir closing at sunset.
The clerks and Judges designated
10 serve i'm the election are as fcl-
Il.ws: First ward-F. D. Mcore,
OhaaEsis S. Sherwood, Jchn Metcaafe,
DyaaI e. Roa>ey, James Duncan, jr.
Second wapa-GeorSe A Harlow,
Hanr:scn Keal, NJ. E. Greene, Harry
Massey.
Third ward-Geo.1ge w. Boz:i:z, s.,
F. D. Memr'oe, Joseph EwaEa, Oliver
Si..:ns, 0. H. DaaIie.s.
Fourth war;i-nhomas Chauncey,
Jcian n. l:twler, George G. keegan,
Chartes Downey and Howard Al'noad.
Places fur voting win be as fnllem7s:
Fn,:l. ward-333 Prince street.
SeccEa ward-ll0 North Royal
Street.
Third waaxl-OdA Fellows Ua'e.
Fourth ward--Frendship engine
House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
Sacred Music us! :
Special Program at NJ. E. Church
South Tomorrow Night

AS previously stated, the Q,a1,t=tte
ami chorus choir. of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. tsoush, will render,
IN connection with the ether fcrn OF
the service, several selections of
sacred music tcgnorrcw night; the ser
vice berg:rr,:rlg alt 7:45, and the nusi-
cal rrc!g1iarre which is to be Offered
n r4Eace of the sermon WIN Ire az fol-
tows:
ou2'an prelut.e-AdcrstSeu. Gara
chcrus-Gt6fl;ia in EScelsis, 9tczart;
quan.ette-SIy faith looks up to Thee,
schnecker. Mrs. Harrie White, Mrs.
T. A. HuH6:sh. Mr. K. w. Ogden, and
MIR. w. J.. Waller; chorus-I waited
fer THE Lord. Menrselssohn. Incidental
s,Ilcs-AIir<. White and Mrs. Outcalt;
Vicr?'n scao-Orarle Seng, Schumsnn;
Mr.. Ell smath; Trio-Praise Ye, Yer
d; Mrls. White, Mr.. Ogden and Mr.
Wial!.r; Choru-Pra;sa the Lend, Q
Jerusalem. Maurder, Incidental sdlo,
Mr.. Oe,.lea; Duet, Ws'tchman, what OF
the n:ghe5?, sarjeant. Mr.. Ogden and
Mr.. Waller; qrartetSe-O Lord.
Come. Bals.zscad, ;nci;iertal solo, Mrs
Wnlte; Oaffllscry-Eversurg, Mar
TN; prayer; congregational hymn
benssi:etjcnr; pdSt:ude IN B FIAT, Faul,
kes: the choir Of the church is as fcl-
lows:
scprano-Mrs. HarTie White, Mrs
c. E. outca1t, Miss Nes:e Per,
po;nt, Mrs. Jct1n G. Graham, Mrs
Hautry 3. Cssol Mis-. Forbes, Mrs
Simpson and 3liss Sinpsbna
ACrhs-iMns. T. A. Hwzhssh, Ms:
Margaret Gernnonh.
Tepas-Mr X. w Ogden. Ar. E
IS. Rilhsmer and Dir. R; s. Luckest
p s4=c.s-,Mr. w. J. Wal asr. Mr.. III
| L. N-rinfd6re; DR.. c. F.. 0utealt,. Mr.
Hsrtld Davis 'et
Y;oknisttAAEr. Eli Smith.
: Orsnnfzt..s-Mrs.' Geo. E. Warfield.*
| Y .Stvearsl eff the selections ~sA be &C
fcomran;ef by bsth organ and HiolE1
AMI the ,publc' rs invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
Held FoI Grand Jury
Geo. W. King Postmaster at Airing
ION Charged With Embezzlement

George w. King, postmaster at
Arlington, Arlington county, follow
;ns a preliminary he&ring this after.
noon before United States Com
missioner WJlGlam P. Woclls, charg,
ed with the embezZ!ement Of funds
Of the pasltotiice, was hett for the ac-
tion CT the grand jury.
In default of bail bond the ac-
cused wajs comnr'tted to Jail Bend wars
fixed at $500. King says he expects
to obtain bend. He has retained at
tor,seys Harry +. Thomas and VIZ
liam Cloth to represent him.
The accused entered a plea OF not
>euibty ard wa?ved making state
merit before tlre commissioner.
Pastoffice Inspections George W
Armstrong and H. R. Conner who IN
vestigated the case testified that THEN
investigation cf the postoftice at At
.inetcn revealed shortage of about
$2l54.
The government alt the hearing was
rspreserte4l by U. S. District attor'
rev Fired G. Duvull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
RITES FOR MRS. WATTLES
Services Held at st. PaulS Church
This Afternoon !


TIE frrrsithl of Mrs. Carciins C2a,;,-
III WlHlss, who t5>eA T'aur:day af-
ternc.in al the rt1=idence of her son,
City Courciaman c. William Waa'!es
209 Prince sri:ses, :'2I%k place this a'f-
ts,rn:nn at . c'cGcck from St. PAUL 5
Episcopal Church Services wers com
cluc:.ll by Rev. DIR. z. P. Ph:ll1ps,
farIns'r ui.staor Gf that church. The
5yvi,'' wkiich was prI"aNe was in ST.
PS,cE's ceneJlTV.
The EaE,bsarsl!s were Ar:hur II.
Bryant, DR.. Thl,n,tas N. LTpp9tt. DR..
Slswactt Jamisso;l, H. +. Burke, Ar
thur Hsribe.t and Camlna,taer Herbert
Ts!'naax Lelry, U. S. ~, Of Washing
sCE,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
Women's Prayer Week
To BE Held By Missionary Societ!
of NJ. F. Church South

70 Be Held BY Missionary oociety
of NJ. f. Church South
The arns,aail custom of observing 9
week cf prayer by the Won:eSi's MIS-
sicnary Secretly of NJ. E.: Church
South viii open Monssay, November
lSt. at 5 p. m. in the Sunday Sehccl
room eff Ire church. Much Careful
Thought ard eamest prayer has been
given to the schedule which. Will be
conducted 10y two members aof the
society with q change of leaders each
afternoon. =. W.
The fonowing program has been ar
lar"cf:
F;,rt tay- Mns. II. 3. Cation and
Mrs. c. r. Nicholson.
secerd day-Mrs. A. Rclarsd and
M,S. 0. P. Angelo.
Third day-M,rs. c. E. Ontcalt and
Mrs. c. c. CaTl:n.
Fourth day, at hcme of MS Alice
StnEcn,
Fifth day-Young People and Jun.
sons. 80.
All women of the CITY are cordial
1y invred to worship with vs. and he,I
nm this great plan aid cut by ou
master.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
cor. .OpFD WOMAN HURT
WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO

Mary WclJr. cEorcd. was shocked
nd h.r':-rl n 7.3O O'Clock las, night
when an automobile driven by Kel,-
Ut Wei. cai"l7cd. of w!licn she was
an occupant. waiS struck hy freight
train n .Rayri AMI Wilkes streets.
1hr waman was .rcat"d e, the Alex
n.!:'r IIt <p'tal by Dr. II. 4. La:ars
,.f.s.. VII, ~h" !g]ft for insr sl2me az
Hrr54.::'s S.at:c:i. Fairfax county. The
mqcl.r~:n was considerably damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
Chosen President
Mrs. ID. J. Howell Succeeds D:. h.
w. Barrett as Head of Waman's
Auxiliary, American Legion

The wc1nan's auxiliary to Post "A.
American Legion, hsid . meeting las:
r4,ls,f.s a1 40S Duke s;aest, the home
cf DR.. katie Waller Bsrrns.t, presided
over by Mis-. T. Clifton Howard. THE
vice president.
i1he meei2:rg was called by DR..
Bal,reat, the president, to tenG:er her
rs'.Es,na,ticn cf that Office, pricr to
,sL.v,ii9y fer three mcntns trip I'd
S:,.iii America. DIR. Barrett was Is
have been r,la.seEt, but was detained
IN New York cwiEg to tne amount CT
red tape attendant upon procuring a
passport, and Miss Esther H. Green,
searesary of THE auxiliary read 4 te.e-
gsra,al received by her yes.teatay af-
ts;uci:H, in wi2ach DR.. Barrett express
ec' her regrets alt being unable to be
present, but rendering her res:gna-
tic.a ard asking that a successor be
seleets'd to fill, the urexpired term.
The regular election off all officers is
to be held IN january.
MIS-. David Jrsnnsy Howell wax;
urCmimcIsly elected president Of the
auxiliary, ard Miss Esther H. Green,
ths secretary, was instructed to
re, ;!iy M:ts. Howell of her election.
Osher business n,aabea,s were DIS
cuzssd principally the Importance c.!
the auxiliary supporting the AeNan-
A!Ta Pest IN the proposed indccr chau
al'uqua.
A confmittee WITS eppcfrted 10 see
the proper authorities with regards:
10 the sariltary ccrao-a'crs at the
un.on Station.
Tire nsSt regular meeting VIII be
held en- Mcrihy, November 8, at the
chamber of commerce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
Interesting Address
Mrs! RafteroG Gives Talk Before Par
,nt.TcachcrS' Association.


rnt.TcachcrS' Association.
The lecture by Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter, president of the Mother 5
Club of Washington given Monday
nirht in the Young Peoples Build
inc. was greatly enjoyed hy all pres
rrt. It was under the auspices OF the
parent-Te achc"s' Association. the
parents were greatly impressed with
her address. Mrs. Orm, state pres
dent of the Parents Association 81
Indiana also was present. She t"ld
of the splendid work accomplished ~
that STATE.
Miss Virgin:a Ssrc." gave vocal
.oln and m instrumental solo was
given by Miss Margaret :AlcNandr'.
The occasion was called Fathers $
Nirht." and n prize. picture t" be-
selected BY the teacher. for tn" lAr%-
est attendance Of fathers will 20 t"
the pupils Of Miss Ruby" RcavcS'
room at lee School.
In connection with the address OF
Mrs. Raftcr, she urged III" parents
TO keep the weight of school children,
t, seq that thcv arc "ai"in- I'll" prop
cr amount Of weight, and tn" i'm
pnrtancc Of n dental clinic for tn"
children.
At tho Close Of n" mrrtin" Mrs.
Raft.~ was presented with f'""r"<
- token of the appreciation of the
ParrntTcachcrs' Association of this
city for the interest she has shown
in the work here on numerous oc-
raSsicnS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION

A rigid te:it, tending TO S!Ecw i:'=.
w.e',h ursler al weather cc1rfFLscns,
VIE be put lilo a s;lip of "Neporset'
floor Governing, that goes on special
sale ait NJ. Ruben and Sors furniture
stScra. Mcrr3ay.
This strip CT "NepcfSet" viii be
laid scrcEls the sidewalk in frcnt OF
t:rs s..rc ct Kirg and st. -Asaph
si.re.is a-I VIII be subjected to the
s:trri cf hundreds cf feet during the
week.
1',s spec;2il demonstration, under
the fI'rec.?cn Of a factory expert Will
a,:1s MDrajay mcnrlirg and w:ll con-
tir?ae thriareh THE eG:itire week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
Appeal For Funds
National Democratic Committee
Wires Chairman Bendheim

.>atlOnal DemOcrduc committee
Wires Chairman Bendheim
/. Charles Benslheim, chairman cf the
City democratic committee today re-
ceivcd the following telegram which
explains itself:
New York. n. Y, Oct. 20, 1920.
Chas. Bendheinn.
Alexandria, Va.
C2mpaaen is dnawing 10 close with
distinctly promising outlook fer sue
cess of Gemacratc ticket. particular
ay Gurilfg :IaEt fifteen days. National
Ccnml:,se conducted intensive educa-
tTclnal campaign which overtaxed Its
Ieilready meagre resources. Urge You
TO make last supreme effort to Sc
cure ccrtrabutscrs in your community
ara It,:ansmit sadne. to Frederick w,
Scott. chssIman finance committee for
Virginia.
JAMES w. GERARD.
Chairman general finance commit.
zee Democraltic Natacnal Headquart.
eeSSn New III AoFk. Fpks...sr
Mr.. Berdheim requests that those
.,es;ung, Ito contribute to the funt
send in .the:r, contributions at cnee Il
Gararer [, Roothe, treasurer Of ah'
,s,.ecal dealrocrstic committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
W. L. Hoy Dies
Well known Printer Expires In .Ashc.
Vile. y. {.

vile. y. c.
Wrl,&m l.. Hey, fcrty-fivc years
Cd, fcrnser resident o. this c:Sy.
G:eI at = o'clock Yesterday afternoon
1T AshevjIe. y c., where he wen;
>vc.tE ncnShs ago fer his healbh.
The DECEASED was a pn>,atcr by ;iiad"
ar'I FIR. many years was emEaoyeI in
titaet capacity On Tie .AlcN'ia!1ia Ga
za't.e. Fer scvcra' years past ne mad
made his hcmc in Washington.
He was a S-n Of :hc la:e Mr.. AL
Mrs.. Thomas Hey Ct rs c:,y.
TIE body was brought mere ths>
.morr'rg ami taken to the. residence
c'f b brcF;i'1cr. Thomas c. Hoy, Al"
Ncmn Washington street. HIS funerT,
viii take pace at 900 O'Clock MGnday
f,cm St. Mary's Catholic Church.
burial w;F be. in st. Mary's cc;ne-
tery....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
REVIVAL. SERVICES.

Special evangclist;c service VIII pc
gin at the First Baptist Church on
tomorrow evening. There is hcins
fHrrned q large chorus. choir under
The direction of Mr.. Starncll. Pre-
paratory meetings have been in nr""-
ress for cveral, weeks.;. Rev. Il. !.
Stewart of Washington wh" has been
conducting a great meeting in Nor
folk, will he present Monday night.
He assisted, the pastor. DR.. Jackson,
in; a great meeting here last fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30

-
Scratching cut. AGAINST
on ballet for amendments for
good reads and schools, regissss-,
ers your vote FOR the changes
in the Constitution t
Mark yorr ballet this way
when you come ito good reads
amenti1nsrjs, Section 14
FOR the amerdment to section
cne hundred and eigh.f-fou1
of THE Constitution of Viz
gin;a, with reference to
State bend issues for pubic
reads.
AGAINST THE amendment. to
section ca.e hundred and
eighty-Sour of the Ccmstitu-
ticn of Virginia, with ref
'erence to State bond sslIsS
for public 1oads.
THE mairking out OF words
FOR or AGAINST shall ibe
sufficient to indicate the wishes
cf the veSers, and it shall hov
be necessary to mark out the
'entire paragraph to indicate
such wish. (Quotation f7em
eflacEFan llaws.)