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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
COUNTY SUFFERING WITH
WHOOPING COUGH.

Greensboro and Guilford county are
suffering just now with whooping
cough. DR.. W. M. Jones, county ply
sician, stated that there are many
children in the outlying districts af-
fected with the disease. The whoop
is heard in the city also to consider
able extent, not few parents having
been heard on the streets to say their
children have the worrisome ailment.
The county is just recovering from
an attack of measles, according to the
county doctor. The dieease did no
great damage, though of course per-
S ons who had it are advised to take
care of themselves to avoid bad after
effects.
DR.. Jones find that general health
conditions over the county are salts
factory.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
FUNERAL SATURDAY.

A brief funeral service over tIe
remains of Mrs. Margaret E. Flem-
ming, who died. here Thursday, was
held Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock
at the home Of J. H. Vesta1 on MAI
gum avenue. The remains were taken
TO East Bend on the early morning
train Sunday morning and the regu-
lar, funeral, conducted by Rev. }. vi
billiard and Rev. J. e. Lanler, was
held there at II o'clock, the inter
rent followed in the church grave
Ead.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
e. l.. SLEDGE DIES.

Early Lee Sledge died Saturday
morning at 1890 o'clock at his home,
Ward street extension, following an
illness of one weeks duration.
Mr.. Sledge was 30 years of age
and was we'll known in High Point.
He was employed by the Union Frame
company, and was consistent mem
ber of West End Baptist church.
Deceased is survived by his widow
and four children. He also leaves
one brother, one half brother, two
sisters and his mother.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
COUPLE ARE MARRIED HERE.

Miss Bessie Bevan and Hill See
we're quietly united in marriage in
this city Thursday afternoon by Rev.
Parker The wedding occurred at
the home of Rev. Parker, White Oak
street, and was witnessed by only i'm
mediate relatives of the two families.
The bride has made her home in
this city for some time, while Mr..
See is a we'll known farmer Of Thorn
asvilIe. Their friend will be inter
ested to learn of their marriage.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
TO PRESENT INDUSItIAI
PAGEANT

Miss Alice Naples Young is here
to present a great open air pageant
entitled Through the Century under
the auspices of the Y. w. C. A. on
the night of July Fl: seven hun
dred girls are wanted for the play.
Enlist at once at Chamber of Com.
merce rooms. The play will be
presented in the woods near Ford's,
florist.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
SUCH is LAW.

A white woman and three white
men were arrested Sunday afternoon
in the woods near the city cemetery
charged with immortality. The men
gave bond and the woman was not
allowed her liberty under the law
and such is law.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
REV. BosTIc TO SPEAK.

Rev. G. P. Bostic, a missionary to
China, delivered an. address at Green
Street Baptist church Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. Bostic has served as a mis-
sionary for 81 years. At the present
he is in the United States On a vaca7
ton, but expects to return to China
in August.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17

Miss Florence Adams, of Four Oaks,
is spending some time here as the
hoxee guest of Miss Grace Bencln1.
Miss Adams ard Miss BeHc144i were
room mates at G. C. w. during the
past term.
Miss Clara Jones and Miss jamie
Moore, both of Danvi1le, are visiting
in this city, where they are the guests
of Mrs. d. L. Hayes.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
SMALL BLAZE PUT OUT.

The fire department was called out
at 1890 o'clock Saturday afternoon to
exthguisn a small blaze in the home
of Mr.. Petty, on Virginia avenue The
flames we're discovered in the roof of
the residence and the firemen got the
blaze under control before it spread
to other parts of the structure. Very
little damage was done. The alarm
was turned in from box II, corner of
Broad and Virginia streets.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
MARRIED AT JAMESTOWN.

Miss Bessie Bevan, of Jamestown,
and Hill Lee, progressive farmer of
Thomasville, were married at James
town Thursday afternoon. A few in
innate friends and members of the
families witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. Mr..
Parker.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17

A person who is too nice an observ-
er of the business of the crowd, like
c-le who is too curious in observing
the labor of the bees, will often be
stung for ;,is curiosity Pope.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17

Mrs. J. O. Craig, of Salisbury, is
the guest for a short while of Mrs.
j. D. Mann
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
ELEVEN CREWS To
COMPETE IN REGATT Il
Affair To Be Staged At 2.3O
Saturday After
noon
@. ID. CLUB TO BE HOST
II is Expected That Many Visitors
Will BE Here to See Southern Row
ing Associations Annual.

The third annual regatta of The
Southern Rowing .isS4c;atroa vi! be
held here Saturday aftcTHoo" At , 80
O'Clock. The affair will De partrci-
pated in by eleven cltDs. Including
those from Baltimore. Richmond. Nor
! folk. Washington and Alexandria.
The Old Dominion Boat Club will he
hoS:
Nile races will be from Jones Point
10 the Mutual Zee Company's wharf.
and the half-m;le races from Agncw's
sh:pyard TO the Mutual Ice Comp&ry'>
wharf.
At the conclusion Of the events
The various crews participating viii!
he guests Of the Old Dominion Boat
Club at dinner. The government
craft Z S. S. Wicomico will be IN
attendance.
The following is a list of the oiii-
Gals. Referee. John J. holland. Po-
tomar Boat Club; starter. f G.. Fro
burger. Aerial Rowing Club; unofficial
events, Capt. Charles ID. Barrett, T..
s. Marine Corps; clerk Of course. Ar
thur Fl. Blyant. Old Dominion Boat
Club afloat; o. Ashhy Reardon, Old
Dominion Boat Club, ashore; time
keepers r. B Forrest. Virginia Boat
Club; +. NJ. Hami!tca. Old Dominion
Boa; Club; c. T. Howar;l Aerial Row
ing Club; Latro5c Cogawell. Arundle
Boat Club; r. }. Lc;mer Potomac
Boat Club; John B. Jenkins. Norfolk
Boat Club.
Judges al finish, william. :. Craw-
ford Virginia Boa, Club; David \.
Barrett, Ariel Rowing Club; II. 4. Gil
lespie. ArundIe Boat Club; ". c. Nc
Kenny, Potomac Boat Club; George
D. Hopkins. Old Dominion Boat Club;
Farant Todd, Norfolk Boat Club.
General regctta committee of the
Southern Rowing Associations; David
a. Barrett. Chairman, Ariel Rowing
Club; +. X. Gasch. secretary. Potomac
Beat Club; f. W. Jahn, ArunfIe Boat
Club; r. II. Lee Virginia Beat Club;
Farant Todd Norfolk Boat Club; J..
S. Douglas. jr,, Old Dominion Boat
Club
Alexandria Committee: ]. S. Doug
las. ir.. chairman Of Old Dominion
Boat Club; Edward f. Carver. O..
.Ashby Reardon. George y. Hopkins
anLDr. J. r. Ashton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
RECORD FOR HILL CLIMBING
Essex Car Given Three Successful
Tests at Ll0ydS

( From dead stop to 4 speed o'
between 30 and - miles an hou- a
the top OF oce Of the worst h!':s II
this section of the country Is the re-
cord made by little stock Essex car
| in the presence of number Of Alex
andrians last Saturday morning.
The test was made under the aus
p!ces of Duncan's garage ana >. w.
Duncan was in charge OF the party
The climb was made up Lloyd's NIL,
on a dirt road and at a place "nere
considerable speed was lost when tne
car crossed Russell road.
The Essex was driven by driver
from the Lambert-Hudson Motor COM
panv, of Washington, D. c. and the
first trip was taken by Charles K.
Morrison, advertising manager OF the
Alexandria Gazette.
The car started from standstiH at
,he foot of the hill, picked UP 10 q
miles below Russell road, lost about
10 points of speed when the depres-
sion Of the. road was struck and picked
up 10 20 miles an hour, climbing over
he top CT the steep hill at this speed.
Two other tests were made, the sec
ond carrying as passenger Harry
Lvles. a member of the Gazette staff
and the third trip being DR.. +. 4. Cor
man. of this city. Among the interest
ed spectators of the tests were c. NJ.
Horgan. manager of the Bendhem
store; J. E. w. Timberman. cf the
Timberman drug store. +. {. Pull!n.
and a number of others. Several pic
lures of the little car, while 1t was
making the tes. were taken by VI.
L.oeb. Of the Alexandria Studio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
OFFICERS INSTALLED

The following newly elected and
lppcintivc officers Of Potomac
.odec No. IS. Odd Fellows. were
tailed Friday night by l.. I. Butts,
district deputy grand master: l..
Z. Remington, noble grand; Ell
more Nudd. vice grand; J : 7. Wat
iins. right supporter to noble grand:
\. J. Butcher. left Supportcc to
loblc grand; W. l.. Martin. Jr..
eft supporter 10 vice grand; G. H.
Davis. left supporter to vice grand:
:. L. Gilmore, right scene support
y: c. a. Taylor. left scene sup
porter: Thomas Mills. warden; Gil
,crt Minor. conductor; Rev. nr.
Tohn Lee Allison. chaplain; William
Topping. inside guard: 7. l.. Ward
outside guard: George W. Bontz.
II. treasurer; W. f. Latham. sr..
inancial secretary; y. l.. William
.on. secretary.
Following the installation refresh
nents were served and Noble Grand
Joseph X. Williams was presented
With a pas: grand jewel. the speech
f presentation being made hy Rev.
rG@ar Carpenter 1t was given in
,rnr"c:atcn cf the service rcnlcre,:
~ him to the lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
News of Potomac

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pfifferllng.
of Staunton. Va. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Debaunta, OF
Mt. Vernon Avenue.
Frances, the little daughter OF
Mn. and Mrs. Henry Moriority. who
has been quite sick, is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Wilson. Of Richmond. Va,
formerly of Del Ray, is visiting Mr..
ard M!s. Sutpnin,. on Peyton Ave
nue..
The Baptist Women'S Missionary
Society will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the church
Thursday cvenin" at s o'clock. All
the ladies of the church a." cor
Gially invited to attend.
The Baptist Mission Study Class
met Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Douglas l.. Folkes. on Wind
sor Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Of Del
Ray had their hearts gladdened
over the arrival of an eight pound
CONTINUED on Page Four'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
STORE ROBBERY

Trn store Of Monroe and Monroe,
l13 North ROYAL street. was burglar
:zcI some time after the place was
closed Saturday night and the rob
berry was discovered Monday morn
;ng when the place was opened by
NJ. !. ". Monroe. The burglars
.arrtod away 81 30 from the cash
rry;str" ard carton of cigarettes.
nox cf ci~ars and n quantity Of
socf:r" tobacco. Entrance it IS
.hor~ht vas made by climbing TO
The second story window. 1t Is be-
loved that the robbery was commit
ted br boys. The police are inveS-
ti@ating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
AUTO SMASH INJURIES ONE

Christian Pl;egcr, Of Clarendon.
Arlington county. Va. was struck
by an automobile driven By James
DoorcS. colored, while Plieger was
driving a motorcycle Sunday after
noon. The accident happened on
Mount Vernon Avenue a short dis
tance north Of Alexandria. DoorcS,
who lives at 1904 Princess street.
was taken in custody b. the c-county
authorities and turned over to Sergt.
Campbell and brought 70 police head
quarters.
Plieger sustained injuries to his
thigh and thumb and was treated at
the Alexandria Hospital by Dr.
Amos. Doores had two companions
with him and was driving north.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
Tyler Again in Trouble
prcprictor Of Rootblack Stand Ar
rested on Charge Of Violating
Mapp Law


Early this afternoon Officer Mag
nrr saw white man named Pettey
and Charles Tyler, colored, enter
the toilet room at the electric raH-
wav station at Prince and Roya!
streets. Pcttey was heard TO say
'rll wait here until you com"
back. :" Tyler remained away but a
short time and upon reappearlng
entered the toilet room. Officer
Magncr entered as soon as possible.
ami Pcttcy was heard to say, Five
dollars is a stiff price for half a pint
of whisky" He was drinking from
a half pint bottle when the officer
took him in charge. Tyler was also
arrested and upon being searched a
bottle containing a quart OF WHISKY
was found in one of his pockets. y
special session of the Police Court
convened and both men were held
for the action of the grand jury.
Drinking in a public place is an IN
fraction Of the Mapp law, and hav-
ing a bottle of liquor in ones pos
session is a serious offense under
the Volstead law.
Tyler subsequently gave bond in
the sum Of $500 for his appearance
before the grand jury in the Corpo-
ration Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
STOP. LOOK. LISTEN,
Chautauuua Opens TcmCrrow

Stop delaying. look at the date,
July s, and listen to good advice
Get your season ticket for Chautau-
qua. which begins July 7-l3. LAST
chance. Only limited number can
be sold and the few tickets that
are left can be purchased this even
ing at the following stores: Tim
bermanS drug store. ReXall store.
Cockey's candy store. h. Shuman'S.
Gibson's drug store. REMEMBER
when Chautauqua arrives. the sea-
son tickets can not be purchased
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
4 PROCLAIM ALTON

The attention Of my fellow
citizens is called to the Regatta
of the Southern Rowing Asso-
ciation off our City on Satur-
day afternoon next, the 10th.
inst.
In June last received a let
ter from the Chairman Of the
Regatta Committee in which he
requested me to issue a proc!a-
nation requesting our citizens
and business houses 10 display
flags and decorate as far as
possible. This | gladly do and
hcpe il will be convenient and a
pleasure to in this way add 70
the festivities of the day. as
the committee state This plan
is usually carried out in other
cities where regattas are held
and also "crcates the impress
sion with our visitors that
Alexandria is apace with the
times.
THOMAS A. FISHER
Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
Charles SOrrell Shot Sunday
Morning By Samuel
S0rrell
TROUBLE OVER CARDS
Dead Man Threatened Brother Previ-
Gus TO Shooting Testimony Given BE
fore C0rOnerS Jury

Following quarrel over a poi rake
off of ten cents in d poker ehme, in
which there were several participants,
which was being played aboard an ark
on the river front in the northcastern
section Of the city. Charles Sorrcll.
thirty years old. unmarried, fisher
man. shortly after o'clock Sunday
morning was shot and fatally wound
ed 10y MS brother, Samuel l.. Sorrell.
thirty-fivc years old. unmarried. also
a Fisherman. The shooting was done
at comparatively close range and the
contests OF single barrel shot
gun entered Sorrcll'S abdomen and he
lied at 4.15 o'clock Sunday afternoon
at the Alexandria Hospital.
Immediately following the shooting
Samuel :sorrell went to police station
and surrendered himself to Policeman
Gill, telling of the shooting.
Sorrell was taken TO the Alexandria
Hospital in a vehicle short time af-
:er being shot and DrS. Moore and
Jones summoned.
Coroner T. NJ. Jones summoned a
jury which met Sunday night at
Wheat!ey's mortuary chapel and after
hearing the testimony of three wit
ncsses gave a verdict to the effect
that Sorrell came 10 his death from
The effects CT gurshot wound in
flicted by Samuel Sorrc!l when oc-
cured between and ) o'clock the
morning Of July on an ark in the
extreme northeastern part CT the ,ity
On the river shore and that he'dieA al
he Alexandria Hospital at 4.l3 y. N.
July 4.
The jury was composed of the fol-
lowing: Thomas Chauncey. foreman;
a. Sunderlin, 4. d. Dceton. NJ. +.
Greene. Garter H. Smith and Joseph
Ewald. Attorney Frank Stuart ap-
peared for Sorell ana asked for 4
postponement in order that Charles
Henry Smith, who will be associated
with him in the case might be present
and also in order that he might OBJ
tain a stenographic report CT the
testimony. However. It was decided TO
proceed with the hearing. ii being eX-
planned that it was simply the duty of
the jury to determine, How. when
and where" the man came to his
death.
Sorrell was present at the hearing
and he apparently was unmoved by
.he testimony given. Il is understood
shat his plea will be self defense.
Sorrcll in statement made 70 a
representative Of The Gazette Sun
day afternoon. a short time after
his brothers death, stated that a
poker game was in progress aboard
Continued on page two)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
FREE FROM ACCIDENTS

independence day was quietly OBJ
served here. The day was free
from accidents owing to the strict
enforcement of the law against the
.0Sc of high explosives.
Hundreds Of persons spent the
day at nearby resorts and many OF
those who left Saturday and Sun
day for the double holiday did not
return until today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
T. Morgan MoOre's Slayer
To Be Tried In Rich
mond July 16.
MURDERED ON MAY %
Jury Also Returns True Bills Against
Negro For Attaclsing Miss learl j.
Clark and For lsubbing Her.

Three indictments wer" returned
by grand jury in tn" United
States Court for the Eastern district
Of Virginia this afternoon in the
case of William If. Turner. colored
charged with shooting and killing
+. Morgan Moore. of this city
which occurred the morning Of Sun
day May u. AZ the south end Of the
highway bridge. judge Edmund'
Wad4ill presiding, c. Page Waller
Jr.. was foreman Of the grand jury
The first Indictment charges Tur-
ncr with the shooting and killing o.
Moore. The second Indictment
charees him with attacking Mis-
Pearl ]. Clark, Of Washington
fiancce of Moore. who was Moorc's
comnan;on at the time cf the murder
The third Indictment charge: Tur-
ncr with the ra5ncry os Miss CLARK
on q government reservation. i
being enumerated that he stole from
her one wrist watch, one double sol
itaice diamond ring and anothe,
r;ny not being described in the IN
d;ctment.
The tr;al cf Turner was set for
Julv Is in Richmond Va. whore
Owing 10 The strong feeling
Turner is now miscncr
against Turner in Alexandria the
federal authorities deemed It "X-
podi~rt to try Turner in that city.
The indictments were returned
AGAINST Turner early this afternoon
a.rc: Tie iurT heard the testimony #
Miss Clark and others who were
summoned. This was th- first cas-"
taken up by the Jury after the
court met 1t II o'clock this morning.
The jury was charged by ,Iuf""
Wadaill On its duty in haN"l.n@ II"
various cases presented. a%d cSDcc-
tally directed the iurr's attention I"
the fact that all cffcNScs committ"'
or government reservations Or
places controlled by III" @ovcrnmen.
can l." handled by the United States
Court. He also directed attention
70 car rcbber;es and other crimes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06

S%n Francisco. Calf. July G.
Governor James VI Cox. of Ohio.
waS nominated on the forry-fourth
Juio. rs the Democratic standard
bearer shortly before o'clock this
morning.
Tra ,dclcgate>, :,ad been in session
fourteen hours.
Tie nomination came after
grucl.iny fight between the winner
and William Gibbs MAdoo. Up
ant! midnight the latter was in the
lead.
The tide began to turn with the
Withdrawal! from the race of .Attor-
ncv General Palmer. The Palmer
lclreates at first were split. some
Going to til Ohio governor and the
rcs; t" McAdoo. Gradually. how
.v"r. the stream Of votes eddied to
the Ohoan.
For :, long ticIe h convention
seemed horcles = dcadiocked. Both
tho lenders controlled enough votes
20 keep the oth"r fcom being nomi-
mated.
Finally. at 40 O'Clock this morn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
So CENTS PER GALLON

More mileage. more power and no
carbon-if YOU use lighting motor
fuel. 1t makes an old motor run
ike new one. Give it a trial.
For sale at Alexandria Auto Sup
ply. l04 South Washington street.
l56-6c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

Miss Marion Griffith will spend
her vacation at Atlantic City, \. J..
Miss Virginia Petit and Miss
Mildred Trayers left Friday for a
ten days trip through the North
Miss Bessie Reed and Miss
Thclma Reed are visiting relatives
in Blackville, S. c.
Miss Matte Reeves and Master
Jack Reeves, left on Sunday to visit
relatives in Allendale, s. C.
John j. Flynn, of Washington,
has purchased small farm in Fair
fax county through the Office Of F..
T. Carver and Company.
Prayer meeting at NJ. f. Church,
South, will be held tonight, on ac-
count Of the opening day Of the
Chautauqua on Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Bayliss has re-
turned to her home at 110l Queen
street. after spending the weekend
with friends at Ednburg, Va.
Mr and Mrs. 3. E jewell will
leave tomorrow afternoon to spend
the remainder Of the summer in the
West.
Mr.. Morgan Lee Stark. the evan
"elist. VINO will be remembered by
the many friends he made during
his visit to this city six years ago,
is now in Clarendon, Va, for three
weeks. Mr.. Stark has arranged to
held tent services during his visit
to Clarendon
Jimmy" Alexander and Speed
king Jones, well known athletes Of
this city, have been granted 4 try
out with the Nationals.
Mrs. Bruce Cheatman and Miss
Lucille Chcatman, ana Mrs. j. 7.
Reeves and son, Calvin Reeves. are
visiting friends in Allendale, s. c.
The weekly drill of the Alexan-
dria Light Infantry will be neld
tonight owing to the fact that yes
tcrCay was observed as holiday.
Miss Daisy Crockett and her
niece. Miss Margaret Crockett, will
leave this afternoon for Indiana,
where they viii visit friends and
relatives.
Miss Helen Bladcn has returned
from Bridgcton. n. j., where she
spent the Weekend.
The weekly prayer meeting at
the First Baptist Church will b.
held tonight instead of Wednesday
night, and it is unde, ,stood that all
of the other Protestant Churches
will hold their prayer meetings to-
night instead Of tomorrcw night
Mrs. c. Z. Butler AMI sons.
Joseph and Edward. sr.n. The week
end with Miss Ruth Limley al
StraShurg. Va.
Potomac Lo!ae No SO Interna-
tional Association Of Machinists. has
elected w. H. P. Kelly president Of
that organization. Mr. Kelly has
been an active member Of that or
ganization for the past fifteen
years.
l.. f. Butts, district deputy grand
master, will install til" recently
elected officers OF Sar&rta l.oi"2 No.
Is. Odd Fellows tomorrow night. He
and his staff installed the officers VI
Falls Church Lodge last Thursday
night an! We're aftcwar': tenIered
banquet.
Mrs. Matte Wade Woolls and her
mother. Mrs Martha Wade. left
Sunday morning for Morattico. Va.
TO spend the remainder of the sum
mcr.
City Council will hold 4 meeting
tonight after which that body will
adjourn for the summer recess and
rcconvene/ September |.
Miss Mildred Appc!bv. Of Wash
inrton. is visiting relatives in this
city
Miss Julia Robertson of Baltimore,
Md. who has been visiting Mrs. +.
+. Whitcstone. has returned TO her
home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
SPECIAL, VALUES

All women's hats to be cleared
out at one third off. ". T. Far
ley, 500 King street. la3-t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-06
NOTICE

Prc-Invcntorv summer sale con-
t;rucS all this week at r. f. kni"ht
and sons. l5O-3c
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NOTICE

7 vii! not De responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself.
R. T.. FahneStock l60-3p
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MARRIED

F0RpFcT-COOK-On June 80. 1920.
bv Rev. Samuel 3. Ross. MISS
FLORENCE FORREST and MR..
HORACE COOK. l60-lp
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NOTICE

Pre-Invcntory summer safe con
tinues all this week at r + Knight
and Sons. l6o-"c
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WILLIAM TELL

Had nothing on US. We make q
center shot every time we place ar
EX!de Battery in Your car.
TESTERS.
King and Patrick Streets
lGN-lc.