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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-08
ANAL G. +. LEYDECKER. JR.
Item No. lIR

Lots 10. Is, 20 and -, Block Sc $. Il.
Cent Sec. i'm said park, vested of record
in ANAL G.. +. Leydecker, Jr., under deed
of March 30. 1911. recorded in said lana
records in Liber G.. w. -, folio 266. etc.
Il Is not known whether said owner, il
living. is married or single: infant OF
adult sane or insane; resident or non
resident: or, if dead, who are ms heirs or
acres of land, more or less.
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MRS. KATE 6. PUTNAM
Item No. 155-A

Lot Is. Block rs, S T. Cent. Sec. in
said park, vested of record in Mrs. Kate G.
Putnam under deed of April 10, 1911, re
corded in said land records in Liber q.
w. So folio 49,, etc. Ii is not known
whether said owner, If living is married
or single; sane or insane: resident or non
resident; or if dead. who are her heirs or
devisees. Said whole tract contains 0CS
acres OF land, more or less.
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WILLIAM and AGNES KNIERIM
Item No. 100

Lots q. s 10. L. IA. 16, Is 20. -, n. 20,
-, 80 and - Block -, ). "a Cent See, in
said park, vested of record In Wi'lIam
nierim and Agnes. his wife under deed
Of October Is lots, rec Irded it, said lana
records in LibeF G.. W. o.. folio 50. etc.
II is not known whether said owners. If
living. are sane or insane; residents or
non residents; or If dead. who urs their
heirs or devisees. Said whole tract con
thins liz acres Of laid, more or less.
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ANTONIO and VIRGINIA sARTORI
Item No. I13

Lots II. ~. ~ -. -. -, 20 and 81,
Block {, 5. W. Cent. Sec, in said park.
vested Of record in Antonio Sartori and
Virginia his wife, under deed Of April >.
1910. recorded i'm said land records in
Liber g. w. -. folio :i36. etc. 1t is not
known whether said owners. if living, are
sane or insane: residents or ou-residents :;
or if dead who are their heirs or devi-
secs Said whole tract contains n.63 acres
of land more or less.
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AMELIA IL. SMITH
Item POI

Lots 10 and II. Block I'D s. t. Cent.
See. in said park, vested Of record IN
Amelia H. Smith. under deed of April %.
1911. recorded in said land records In
I.iber a. W. 100. fol. 1. etc. II is not known
whether said owner. If living. is married
or single: infant or adult: sane or insane
resident or non resident; or. ii dead. who
are her bnirS or devisoes. Said whole tract
contains DIG acres Of land, more or less.
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ANTONIO RESTING
Itao, M 1zA

Lots IS 20. - and ~ Block 16. s L.
Cent. See. in said park. vested of record
i'm Antonio Restivo. under deed of October
20. 1909. recorded in said land records i'm
Liber q. w -. folio los. etc 1t is not
known whether said owner. If living is
married or single: infant or adult; sane
or Insane: resident or on-resident: or. If
dead, who are his heirs or deyisees. Said
whole tract contains OBJ acres of land.
more or less
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ADOLPH j. and AUGUSTA RENTz
Item No. I56-A

Lots u and -. Block 163, :. w. River
side Section. in said park, vested of record
in Adolph j. Rentz and Augusta his wife.
under deed of January %, 1910. recorded
in said land records in Liber G.. w. -.
folio Us. etc. 1t is not known whether
said owners, il living. are sane or insane;
residents or non-residents: or if dead.
who are their heirs or devisces. Said
whole tract contains DIG acres Of Hand,
more or less.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-08

Lots and H. Block 40, S. f. Cent Sec.
in said park, vested Of record in William
q. Healey, john ID. Healey aud Philip
~ Healey. under deed Of January Is, 1910,
recorded in said land records in Liber q.
W r. folio 2l9 etc IL Is not known
neither said owners. if living. are mar
ried or single: infants or adults. sane or
insane: residents or nOD-Fesidents or. II
dead, who are their heirs or devisees said
whole tract contains 0.1G acres Of land,
nnra or less.
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JOHN FTEHR. JR.
Item No. no

Lots and 4. Block rs, : +. Cent See.
IN said park. vested of record in John
Flehr. Jr.. under deed Of November .
1905 recorded in said land records ia
Ifber u. w Ga. folio sd. etc Ii is not
married or single: infant or adult: sane
or insane: resident or nonresident: or If
dead who are his heirs or deviseeS. Said
whole tract NcGntains ole acres Of land,
more or less.
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ANNIE VI. LEYDECkER
Item No. ZIG

Lot H. Block So. = T. Cent Sec. in said
park vested of record Ia Annie NJ. Ley
decker. under deed OF March 30. 1911. re-
corded i'm said land records in Liber q.
w ~. Tolio 2G7. etc. Ii Is not known
whether said owner, If living, is mayied
or single: infant or adult; sane or Insane;
resident or resident; or, If dead, who
are her heirs or devisees. Said whole tract
contains COS acres of land, more or less.
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FRANK PASSARO
Item No. I55

Lots Is and 20, Block 1G2. Riverside Sec
ton. in said park. vested of record in
Frank Passaro under deed of July g. 1905.
recorded in said land records in Liber q.
W. o. folio ~, etc. Ii is not known
whether said owner, if living, is married
or single infant or adult: sane or insane;
resident or nonresident; or, if dead, who
are his heirs or devisees. Said whole tract
contains ole acres of land. more or less.
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JOSEPH REsTIvO


Lots . T. 6 and s Block 1G s T. Cent
Sec, in said park vested of record In
Joseph FESTIVE, under deed of December
TO- 1909. recorded in said land records in
Liber q. W. -, folio 402. etc. II is not
known whether said owner If living. is
married or single: infant or adult: sane
or insane: resident or resident: or if
dead, who are his heirs or devisees. Said
whole tract contains Or acres of land,
more or less
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PAU r. moRNRIGHAUsEN


Lots 20 and -. Block 10. ). +. Cent
Sec, In said park. vested of record In
Paul +. Hornrighausen under deed of
july II. 1911. recorded IN said land rec
ords In Liber g. W. 81, folio Us. etc. IL
is not known whether sand owner. II liv-
Jug II married or single; infant or adult; ;
sane ar INSANE; resident or nonresident
or. II dead. who are his heirs or devisees.
Said whole tract contains DIG acres of
land, more or less
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MUNRO PASSARO
Item No 1873

Lots II and 16 Block To- Riverside Sec
ton. in said park. vested of record in
MunZio Passaro under deed of July q,
1905, recorded in said hand records in
I4iber G. w 81 folio 81. etc. 1t is not
known whether said owner. If living is
married or single: infant or adult: sane
or insane: resident or nonresident; or,
if dead, who are his heirs or devisees.
Said whole tract contains DIG acres of
land. moro or less.
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CLARA MACKELrNEY
Item No. les

Lots IL and II. Block rs :. T. Cent.
See in said park vested of record in
Cara Mackeliney. under deed of April II.
1n1. recorded i'm said land records in
Liher g. W. ST folio i6. etc. 1t is not
known whether said owner. il living. is
married or single: infant or adult; sane
or insane: resident or nonresident: or, if
dead. who are her heirs or devisees. Said
whole tract contains O16 acres of land.
more or less
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WILLIAM OSCAR HEDRIcK
Item No. SO

Lots IS. 10 80 - ~. ~ 30 and -.
Block 30. s. T.. Cent. Sec, in said park.
vested Of record IN William Oscar He'd
rick. under deed Of August II. 1910 re-
corded in said land records In Liber q.
W. 20 folio 30. etc. IL is not known
whether said owner II living, is married
or single: infant or adult sane or insane
resident or non resident or II dead. who
are his heirs or devisees. Said whole tract
contains OGi acres Of land. more or less
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ELMER JACKSON
Item No. 90

Lots .. II. ~. H. IL 10. II and %; Block
113, Riverside Section, In said park, vest
ed Of record in Elmer Jackson. under deed
Of July z 1908, recorded IA said land rec
ords In Liber G.. W. 1O2. folio 12i etc II
ing. is married or single; infant or adult ;
sane or insane: resident or non resident i:
-. n dead, who are his heirs or devisees
said whole tract contains 0.G3 acres of
land, more al les.
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living. is married or single: sane or in
sane: infant or adult: resident or non
resident: or. II dead. who are his heirs
or deyisees. Said whole tract contains u.04
acres of land. more less.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-08
MICHEL PASSARO
Item No. 1856

Lots > and f. Block 4S. :. L. Cent Sec,
In said park. vested of record I'M Michel
Passaro, under deed of August y 1905. re-
corded in said land records in Liber G.. w
I'll folio 20. etc. 1t is not known whether
said owner, if living. is married or single:
infant or adult sane or insane: resident
or non resident: or. If dead, who are his
heirs or devsees Said whole tract COLI
tains DIG acres of land, more or less.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-08

Item No. los

Lots and 3. Block lag : T.. Cent See,
in said park. vested Of record in GuStavuS
Lawson. Jr.. under deed of May ~. 1919
recorded in said land records in Liber G.
", IL folio ;;6S etc. IL is not known
whether said owner. if living is married
Or single. infant or adult: sane or insane
resident or non resident; ar. if dead. who
are his heirs or devises. Said whole tract
contains Ol6 acres OF land. more or less
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MICHAEL TORIONE
Item 2Is

Lots G. s. 10 and T. Block 14J, s. W.
Riverside Section. IN said park. vested Of
record in Afichael Tarime under deed Of
October IL. 1903, recorded in said land
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CECIL and CLARA HAMMER
Item No. SO

Lots 9 aud II. Block IL. Cent Sec. In
said park. vested 81 record Ia Cecil Ham
mer and Clara. his wife, under deed Of
November o 1905. recorded In Liber q. w
81 folio ~. 81 said land records, IL is not
known whether said owners, If living. are
sane or insane: residents ar non resi-
dents: or, II dead. who are their heirs or
devisees. Said whole tract contains DIG
acres OF land. more or less.
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MicmAEL and TERESA McARDLE
Item No. req

Lots l1,13. Is. II. ~ n. -, -. -. 20
aud Il, Block -. 5. T. Cent. Sec in said
park. vested of record in Michael McArdle
and Teresa. his wife. under deed of Octo.
her L. 1905. recorded in said land records
In I.iber q. W. 81. folio 20 etc. Ii is not
known whether said owners il living, are
sane or insane: residents or non residents:
or. if dead. who are their heirs or deyisees.
Said whple tract contains 0.SS acres of
land. more or less.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
STARTS HISTORIC
TOWN on TRAIL SALOONS
HAVE TRAVELLED.

Upper Marlborough, Md, Aug. %,
This town. one Of hclcldest in the
United States ard county seat Of
Prince Georges county. is in danger OF
Going out of business completely
The town fathers have made up their
minds that they cannot run the COM
rlunity on the present revenue of 5000
year, and they are going to petit
t;ca he Maryland Legislature on the
subject.
Before prohibition went into effect
Upper Marlborough was favoritc
rendezvous for tired statesmen from
Washington. Ii is Only twenty miles
from the eastern end CT Pennsylvania
avenue. Maryland fried chicken, no"
cake and other detachable dishes used
70 be served here. along with the de-
lccta6ie wet goods. There was an in
y:ting. oid-iasnioned tavern on nearly
every street corner and the town re-
tanned 10 per cent Of the liquor tax
under the state law Since the town
lost the tax It lost inhabitants, Gus
toners. liquor, prestige and faces
bankruptcy.
The British soldiers rested here on
their way to burn the Capitol and
White House in the War of 1912.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27

lowing an autopsy yesterday after
noon it was decided that the woman
was murdered last Saturday. The
theory most credited here is that
she went to the Palisades in an au-
tomobile accompanied by someone
bent on doing away with her. She
was killed with a blunt instrument
while her back was turned. !.
Mrs, Otto Widner. sister, of
Blanche. identified the body by
hirthmarks and clothing. Schulz
confirmed the Identification. He told
the police that his wife had disap-
pe.red Saturday with $3.50 and
Jewels. but his landady said that
he knew where his wife was and
was going to meet her in order to
take her to Keyport with him. He
told a similar story to his brother
in Jaw and to reporters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
EXCELLENT PARADE
GIVEN By FIREMEN
CONTINUED from Page Onel

CONTINUED from Page One,
Confetti was thrown and ticklers
we're in evidence Many Of the fire.
men took part in the festivities.
King street presented carnival
scene with the thousands who throng
I'd that thoroughfar' :.@:ng bel
blowing horns, throwing confetti AMI
noise making in particular being
in order.
Following the parade yesterday
Afternoon an aeria.. truck of the
Washington Fire Department gave
an exhibition in front of the resi-
dence Of Mayor Fisher on north
Columbus street.
The exhibition attracted a large
throng. The various sized ladders
were used showing how the tiremer
can save their lives as we'll as those
in fire by means of this ladder
enc. blanket. Firemen jumped 10 the
safety blanket from the top of the
various sized ladders. The exhibit
ton was under the direction of SUI
pcrintnedent of Machinery I. W.
Robinson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
AMERICANS BIGGEST USERS OF RAILROADS;
SERVICE HERE FAR OUTSKIRTS EUROPE

The railways of the United States IL
point of actual railway service lead
the world. Americans buy more rail
way service, and Il greater amount Of
transportation is supplied and used in
the United States tlIHn III any other
country.
According 10 statistics prepared 10y
the Bureau Of Railway Er"ii"n!r>. III"
ton miles per capita carried by United
Sla,ns railroads in 1913 were ;in"T
five times the ION miles per capita car
ried by Germany. which WIS SECOND 10
the United States in this respect. lN2
ION miles per capita carried 10y The
CpiIcd SlatnS railroads in 1913 were
Biol. In Germany The ton miles per
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27

capita carried by the railroads were
G5l ani in France All.
Since 1913 the increase in ton miles
per capita carried by the railroads Of
the United States wis more than the
total carried by either Of the two other
countries in that year. In comparison
with the total of G3i carried ny the
railroads in Germany and the total OF
HI carried by The railroads In France
he increase carried by The railroads In
the United States since 1913 was $50
ton miles per capita.
The chart below shows the trans
pnr,aton supplied in the United States,
Germany and France in 1918 ana the
increase in railroad service in the Unit
ed States since 19i2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac L. Il.

NbFI -
New York-Jacisonvill"
i..5 L. M :. "a. &. ID ll.3o p. M
Washngton-Ri Richmond
80 H. ~. :. Coaches only
,A!rxaudria-o uautico- Fredericksburg
and local hcyond.)
WashnGt"a Richmond
So q. m. $3.50. (LocaD -. ia! H. III
New York Atlanta-Ja cksonViil"
al a. m. :. IS. \. Id ia" p. M
Washingtcn-Qu antico
80 A. H. .. CLncaD -. 80 p. III
Richmond
il.iT II. n. :. tExprass) :. SIS p. NJ
Washington ouantico :
.i".in y. II. -. tIocaD '."" p. ms
New York Augusta Florida
:.%2 y ~. :. (A. c. ]" 5.lD p, ~
WnShingion- atlanta Birmingham
az .. N. go. IS. =. Id 49,. ~ noon
Washington Richmond
i.27 y. m. 49,. (LocaD 80. 80 T. IN
N"w York Tampa st. Petersburg
VI i. Nj. :. S. ~ L. go a. m .
N.w York Jacksonvillc-S Petersburg
g.t7 u. IN. . g. c. L. 80. u" a. III &.
Washington- Fredericksburg
10 midnight G.ocaD 80: S.c9 n. H.
Richmond Washington
Is. 49,. 2.lS i. N.
X saturdays o"2y.
: y. shelton Ticket Agent. AsXah-
iria. Va, J. =. n"decai. Traffic Man
ger. Richmond. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
| SLAIN WOMAN'S
! HUSBAND HELD
Palisades Victim Identified as Mrs.
Blanche Schulz. BurlrSquc
ATTY

New Yc.k, Aug. 27.--The batter
ed. blcodstained body CT the nlurd-
cred woman found or the Palisades
last night was identified today by a
sister and husband Of -" victim.
4 lew hours after the dcnii; catior.
Frank Schulz, the husband, was ar
rested as a materials witness. Schulz
story was incohcrent. and he told
different stories to police reporters
ard his landiady,. it is said;
1.-THE woman; iormerls SBianct"
Frei: ,of PoGebheepsie. a burlesque
actress. is said to have been lover
OF fine clothes and night life. Fo;-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
HI1NGRY POLISH ENJOYS
ASK WARSAW FOR FOOD

Warsaw. Aug 27.-The Polish
peace delegates at Minsk are hun
gry. An urgent appeal has been
received by the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs asking that food be sent
Immediately to the delegates. The
message asserts that the delegates
are eager for any kind of food
but they desire non-perishable varic
ties.
AS an indication that the Minss;
Conference may continue ndefi-
nitely, preparations are being made
to send there five young women
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
SHOT. TO DEATH IN CAMP

Danville. VA, Aug. 27.-A negro
who shot and wounded James Bap-
list was cornered and shot to death
in camp near here yesterday, ac-
cordinr to word brought back from
posse which pursued the man. be-
fore the negro was killed he wound
ed a member of the posse.
The shooting Of Baptist, wealthy
resident of Halifax county. occurred
at Buffalo Lithia Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
LURAY AND LEXINGTON
WIN REEL CONTEST
Continued from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
second.
Perhans the most interesting race
of the entire afternoon was the i'm.
promptu race arranged for spr'nters
of the various teams. in which eight
contestants took part. Carl Drcifus
star first Easeman of the Dread
naught A. c.. entered for Co.umb!a
No. a. CT this city, and won the
prize awarded, covering the distance
Of 100 yards in 10 seconds flat. He
was hard pushed by Barley of Lex
incton, and finished with but a shade
over the visiting runner.
The ether contestants in this racs
were Russell, of Hagerstown, Md
Caves of Harlisonburg, Seibert OF
Luray Griffith, of Shenandoah
Houchens. of Covington, and Nc
Arthur. CT Newport News.
Tie following are the o!ficia re,
suits of the afternoons races:
Lexington. first. Time, 81 2 ..
Eagle Engine Co. Ct Newpor;
News, second. Time. 33 seconds.
Stauntcn, third. Time. 81 seconds
Shenandoah, fourth. Time, 81
2-5.
Hagcrstcwn Nd, fifth.-I'imc, 30
seconds.
.Luray disqualified, improper con
nccticn at plug.
Harriscnburg, sixth. Time 81
sccc rds.
Ecvington. seventh. Tjmd 80
seconds.
100 yard dash. DrcifuS, of No. 4.
Alexandria. first.
Barley, Lexington, second. Time 10
seconds fat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
Broke Jail During Absence of Sheriff

Broke Jail During Absence of Sheriff
Winchester. Va, Aug. 2.7-Dewey
Elliott broke iai'. here asst night
during the temporary absence of
Sheriff Panrett, and although his
absence was discovered in a short
time. an all night search failed to
disclose his whereabouts. He had
been convicted CT stealing a large
quantity of meat, and was to have
been taken to the State convict road
force today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
AUTO PAN ING AND TOP RE
COVERING
20:' -Gp.

Fc:t:s pa;rtca. $50; Ford top re-
covered. $3.50; Ford backs rphol-
st""cd. cavh So; side curtains
%l2.aa; Ford back curtains. put on
$i.50; tw:c glasses. $3.50; Dodge.
Chcvro ct, Maxwell. bort and Buick
tops recovered. ocly S27. 50 put en-,
Five passc, o. cars painted, $50;
seven passenger cars painted, $40.
.AteXaNGria Auto Painting and TOP
Co, III North West street.
2G4-ep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
A1EYAnDRIA GAZLTTEfRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1920.

stenographers, who have been asked
for by the delegates. Five of the
women will go from the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs. They will take
plenty of food for themselves and
also supplies for the Polish dele
gates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27

NOTICE l am paying the highest
prices in cash for secondhand
furniture, carpets, stoves, etc.
Also buying waste paper in bales,
newspapers, books and magazines.
Chas. n. Rauck, Corner Cameron
and Royal streets. Phone 1888.
174-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
2G5-S:p.

GENERAL REPAIR SHOP--Scw!il$
machines, bicycles locks, vicEIoIaS
and guns repaired, lawn mowers
shears. cutlery and saws sharpen
ed. keys made. All work guaran-
teed one gear. Give. nc q tE'o'
and be convinced. vii! call II
~vour home in Alexandria or su-
burhs. Chas, Williams ll6 South
g mi, street. 205-fr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27
WANTED
MANAGER
for
Net Cost Automobile
Insurance Co.

District manager for Alex
lnGria and seven counties. Must
be able to organize own force
for territory. Big future.
Earnings now average $500 per
month. Prefer parties now
selling real estate or life IN
surance, who wish to increase
their business 100 per cent.
See me in person 30th ard
31st. Monday and Tuesday, Ho-
tel Belvoir, or write at once. the
Illinois Automobile Insurance
Exchange, VIM. A. Smith. State
Mgr, COZ Chamber of Com
mcrce. Richmond. Va.
205-4c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27

automobile crank De-
tween Del Ray and Alexandria.
Return to John Marcher, Reward.
rc, Raw. Va. 205-1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27

CAPITOL JUNK Cove pay the
highest prices for rags, iron, pa
per, rubber and metal. Prompt at
tention TO phone orders. Call 559-W
Corner King and Pcyton streets.
201-6p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27

NOTICE--HigAest. prices paia for
geatlcracn's cast off clothes and
shoes. viii call in city and So
burbs. Wolfson, the tailor, BOT
King street, Phone 1897. 7l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-27

Fer RENT-King Street apartment.
Four rooms and bath. Richard l..
Ruffner, SIS King street. Phone
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Winchester, Aug. 27.-Wrenchlng
a nine from the radiator and prying
open his cell door. Dewey Elliott es-
caped from aiil here last night.
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WASHINGTON VIRGINIA
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N effect August Isl, i"-"-
,;nbicct to Change Without Notice
Leave Alexandria for Washington
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$40. $40. $40. 900, 9 90. $40. 1000.
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Except Sundays
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leave Alexandria For Mt. Vernon
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1895. 1l.35.
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7.35. 6.35. 7.35. SIS, 9.35, 1885. lis:
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