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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
In the Oil Fields


Al u,ers.
ty.u. phlII.s a chiffon Drifrug
tn .,. drilling at OgO feet iu no.
d. rra,r,np f,rIn. in the aouih-
,,.t ,, D,. northeast of tho south
v,.f of a4 ft#I fU. su. ., Jnno
y,Id b. 4.rIrp "a 900 feet aud ~
Ip fne rorinvlrt uf tho southeast
~ rp.tsIf s.a .a tho second VOL
,, D.r ADJ .rr.a t.,t brought Mr..
prIfirs wu.n fame nud fortune
v,h,r b, .or.pIo.,B ula blr well from
thc d,ap .pa. which ,V.ll Is NOW max
ipg 400 b.rr.js daily.
<, q .Y mia fatu ir n n 3 Srrd -
i..,t,d al t1. r,uior OF tho uorth
i'm, i, a.. scout. haIs Of mo soufh-
,,r.i .f fr, acrNuu
ava. yr,if.,ra A. I,rurrs cor
rorsI.o1 a drvriopinr iil Mufnttcifi
le,er boz tho n1rihenat OF I2-I4
ana has ono of tho best producing
nrop,rtirp over uu1uvcrod an the
,,tJr,ptiucnt Gold. The no. u A.
drili.ur att $500 fcct. NJ. ~ at no.
No. IA % 200 foct and NoA IL
ana IA ar, rip4 on tho grUupd.
Tho Prudu,ern q ltcnnerB cor
porniiou hAa hole hul or winter
ip mo No. phIlnpa in tho north
wes Df tho Hnuthwtat OF .Gf-14 ~
Al a.tO0 foot but is going to caso
OF fhr water aud dtlll for dorpcr
sand.
White Tnuupq ~ drilling Ills No.
r W stake at i.JOO fcoL This well
is located 4t tho center VI tlo south
limo OF tho northeast Of tho eouth-
east OF lo.It-lI
In township 1S-1I ucro nv much
activity md tho real arnHattnn OF tho
week has boon tho Atlantic Pc.
troI,um comp1ny's No Z Bearhead
In n. .ib-tI. which made ] 800 bar
rel. after a Hight shot.
n. T.. wilcox is completing hiA
No. II. Ranks farm In gO-i5-ii. and
tho wcu is flowing atcndily from tho
butcher sand. No estimate iq yet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
O. \. & X. Operations.

In addition 90 its recently com
plctcd big wells In the South IGlbiug
field OF Kansas and in 1g-22-l9. the
oaagc. che oklahoma Producing and
Refining corporation has completed
several good shallow sahds both In
the Usage and In l[ansaH.
The No. so In li-2T-i0 is swah4
hing 25 barrels while the No. 30 Is
swobbing 40 barrels. Both OF these
wells which arc on tho companyti
famous Usage Whiting lease, were
shot with 2iO quarts OF gelatin.
The No. / Dewey in .l-2I-i1,
Woodsnn county, Kan. In sand from
1896 TO 1853, pumped Off 10 bar
rels In the firSt "a hours without n
shot. Tho oklahoml p. & a. has a
klrge block OF acreage that Is PROV
ing up successfully IN this territory.
Tho No. q Ferrier which IN the
compauy'p latest completion On it's
rich acreage in thc Eihing pool. az
pumping between 800 and 800 bar
rols dny. II founl tho sand at
2.3S4 aud was drillcl IN ten fcct.
Tho No In 16-21-l1 Ia Meeting
tho expectations OF those who paid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

AIGmare- ollla.--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
"Open Shop News
Policy of the Open Shop
"Open Shop News"

whatsoever
to
To employ
TO the best of
abb
To possible working condi
between
employer and employee
right livelihood.
Deal for all License
ca Privilege
TO a Of Industrial Relations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

cast northwest ~ II.Ia.lI. esil.
mated uf 80 barrels after l IO.qu1rt
shot .r sand found from 1900 to
1912 fc,t
Carter pIl rompauya No Hrupcr
iu tho southeast corner ~ the north
'l.I OF Ig 1..l1. 1888 tIR
Same cumpluys trs. on tho Rear.
hniU lens, boo the northwest 'pfurr
of tb, .DuthWrst southeast ~ 1915.
u estimated at 30 barrels after Tho
shot 300 uI found from a0,s TO
5000 fstf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
JIG. (Jack) REICHEL
TuE NAN QUALIFIED FOR
TIM POSITION

The City Authorship re-
Quires a man who has had
financial and auditing cX-
perience. / will refer you
to the following as to my
ability:
f, W. Jacobs, Vice Pres.
EX. Natl Bank
NJ, M, Shaver, A, Cshr.,
First Natl Bank.
w. l.. Lewis, Vice Pres,
Liberty Natl Bank.
A. f. Hendren, Cashr.,
Natl Bk. of Com.
j. p, Byrd, Cshr, Union
Natl Bank.
Also +. Wood and II,
G.. Rees of the Oklahoma
Pro. & Ref. Corp, with
whom / am now connected.
A Tulsa Property Owner.
Democratic Ticket
PRIMARY March 16
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14


Alton Motor corporation
Adams & Walker, Real Estate
Adams, G. r.. Automobile Dealer
Abbott, Lee S, Fire EXtinguishers
Abel. J. w.
Adair, J. X, Oil
Andrews. Max b., Bottled Water
Alexander. >R. n, Tires and
Batteries
Anderson, r. H., Auto Tires
Alexander, c. p.
Brooks, Leslie, Real Estate
Briggs, r. H., Gasoline
Bell, S. NJ. Real Estate
Baker, w. NJ, Banker
Benedict, c. W., Banker
Blythe. James, Auto Salvage
Bryant, F. W. Banker
Baker, II. j., Dentist
Bailey, j. A., Abstracts
Braswell, w. o., Painter
Beavers, l.. d., Grocer
Baker, H. D., Druggist
Bailey, w. S., Abstracts
Bumgarner Furniture company
Black, George f., Oil
Bell, J. H., Grocer
Beesley, w. W., Physician
Bates, l.. L.. Contractor
Bynum, r. r., Insurance
Bruce, J. D., Real Estate
Bowman. George H.. Real Estate
Brown, George r., Lawyer
Baker, r. T., Oil Investments
Ball, c. H., NJ. d.
Bel, Albert H., Lawyer
Bethel, w. +. Insurance
Bassett, w. f., Lawyer
Bottom Brothers Motor company
Campbell, Ralph +, Lawyer
Curry, Frank H., Lawyer
Cripe. Arlie J.
Chastain, Ed Transfer
Conley. II. j., Oklahoma Iron
Works
Campbell, Walter X, Oil
Carhart, Murphy French COM
pany, Automobiles
Chapple Brothes, Automobiles
Cadillac Castor Co., Automobiles
Consolidated Motors Co., Inc,
Cross, X. N. Brokerage
Coke, w. H., Merchandise Broker
Chancellor, O. L., Builder
Glover, }. NJ, oil and Gas
Choate, w. c.. Oil
Colvin, H. c., Real Estate
Cunningham, f.. c., Real Estate
Clinton, Lee. Banker
Cory, j, b., Real Estate
Grow, |. e., Railways
De Meules, Edgar A., Lawyer
Davenport, John s., Wholesale
Groceries
Dawson, 0, r., Oil Well Supplies
Dickinson. w. O., Oil
Douglas, c. NJ, Real Estate
Davisson, Dan j., Real Estate
Douglas, Clarence e., Chamber
Of Commerce
Dawson, Claude L., Towel Sup
plies
Embry, l.. v, Operator
Elliott, w. c., Oil
Electric Vehicle and Battery Co.
Ewing, l.. ~. Insurance.
Fink, G. f., Ice Manufacturer
Fink, f. j., Ice Manufacturer
Fox, w. W" Builder
Forster, K. r., Mechanic
ForSter-Davis Motor corporation
Field, Clark. Stationery
Guiberson, w. r., Oil Well Spe-
rialtips
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

Gregory, John, Constable
Gordon, Fred L., Auto Accessories
Gessell, b. NJ, Manufactures
Glenn, j. c.. Contractors
Goodner, J. f., Wholesale Grocer
Goodner, r. L., Wholesale Grocer
G.. NJ. &. Truck Co. Of Tulsa
Glass, NJ. j.. Real Estate
Grant, b. W., Oil
Galloway, Paul NJ.
Gentry, r.. c., Pass. Agent Frisco
Greer, f. H., Insurance
Grimes, G.. W., Oil
General Tire Sales company
Huff, J. f., Oil
Hinlee, Robert W., Engineer
Haun, Grover f., Oil
Hughes, r. X, Civil Engineer
Hindman, G.. j., Lawyer
Haskell, Frank, Oil
Henry Oil company
Holmes Motor company
Hughes. Paul c., Plumbing and
Heating
Harrison, George, Insurance
Harwell, +. p, Oil
Hutchison, l.. L., Oil
Jordan. f. B., Oil
King, Hugh, jr., Oil
knoblock, Fred L.. Architect
King, w. A., Merchant
Kelley, T. c., Meats
Kemp, f. r.
Landay, NJ, Insurance
LaForge, w. f., Decorating Con-
tractor
Lynch, John F., Oil
Lukips, Charles, Auto company
Lundy, Roy, Tulsa Rig g. Reel Co.
Lynch, c. B., Oil
Lyons Shoe Store
Levering, Lee, Clothing
Kim, Conn, Lawyer
Leonard, d. b., Real Estate
Lange, d. c., Real Estate
Livesay, J. W., Real Estate
Mortimer, G.. G., Oil
Miles, Paul r., Broker
Mclaughlin, B. H., Oil
McVey, Fred W., o. p. & R.
Corp.
Mckay, c. A., Oil
Morris, James, Oil Well Cont.
Mount, W. NJ, Mount Cooper
Boiler Works
Meek, Roy c., Grocer
Merrill Millwork company
Marshall, William
Myer, j. H., Planning Mill
Mouser, Charles f., Grocer
Model Clothing company
Markham, j. H., ir., Oil
Mcclellan Gentry Motor Co.
Moss, A. f., Lawyer
Moffit, d. W., Oil Refining
Miller, d. c.. Real Estate .>
Mitchell, John O.. Real Estate
and Oil
Mitchell, Young O., Real Estate
Neal, w. W., Newspaper
Noe, Arthur, Armature Works
Newkirk, Frank, Auditor
Neal Motor company
Norris, w. c., Motor Sales Co.
Nelson, J. p, ir, Automobiles
Norris, T. D., Manager Turner
Tulsa Co.
Newlin, Arthur, Banker
Northrup, NJ. s.
Owen, John r., Real Estate
Osborn, George f., Physician
O'Connell. Tim, Tulsa Roofing
company
Owen, J. Rsa, Real Estate
OSaua Motors cornoratiop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14


Dept. Cosden & Co.
Perry, +. w., Oil
Park, Tyree c., Meats and
Groceries
Parent, George Lee, Ice
Porter, j. A.. Insurance
Pearson, Chris, Real Estate
Purdy Motor corporation
Purdy, r. NJ, Wholesale Trucks
Packard Oklahoma Motor Co.
Producers Tire company
Pritchard, G.. M. Co.
Ratcliffe, G.. j., Real Estate
Rushing Tire Co.
Rudisill, W., Mgr, Usage Cotton
Oil Co.
Robinett, A. W., grocer.
Rosser- r-Casebeer Furniture Co.
Rayson, w. A., Mgr, Retailers
Association.
Robb, j. W., architect.
Russell, Murray D., real estate
Reddin, J. c., real estate.
Robinett, o.. contractor.
Reardon, j. f., paper and paint
ing.
Sargent, Ed O., oil.
Starr, Roy, Carter Oil Co.
Shrewsbury, M. O., life insur-
ance.
Sutherland, F. p.
Slaves, c. A, grocery.
Seaves, w. f.
Swinney, James F., automobile.
Stone, William F., insurance.
Sanderson, Charles A. z
Simmons, J. D., real estate.
Steger, w. c., real estate. W
Seaman, V. F., real estate.
Shaw, Fred, oil producer.
Smith Motor. Co.
Sutton, George M. Motor Co.
Stahl, w. F., insurance.
Spaulding-Swinhey Co., automo-
biles..
Seagate T. and r. Co.
Smith, S. Maxwell, Tulsa Busi-
ness college.
Sullivan, George W., contractor.
Smith, A. j., painter.
Soph, Edward
Settle, o. L., meat and groceries.
Standeven, H. H., banker
Swindler, j. f., oil we'll supplies
Simmons, c. c. Frick-Reid
Supply Co.
Smith, j. H., grocer.
Sanford, J. r., furniture.
Times Square Auto Supply Co.
Tulsa Rubber G. Vulcanizing Co.
Trulock Ice company
Temple, DR.. j. w.
Tulsa Elgin Motor company.
Terwilleger. c. H., real estate.
Thompson, Frank c., real estate.
Upp, Ora f., Tulsa Warehouse
Townsend, F. L., real estate.
Co.
Vaughn, Guy, carpenter.
Vaughn, X. NJ, builder.
Wolf, j. A., real estate.
Woody, W. T., contractor.
Wasielewiski, A. f. Co., con-
tractors.
Wilson, f. L., shoe repairs.
Wait, A. L., rubber goods.
Whitehead, Scott W., auditor.
Waller, j. f.. Mount Cooper
Boiler works.
Williams, w. l., lawyer.
Welch-McNulty Motor Co.
Walker Motor Co.
Whittmore, Val L., insurance.
Wilson, Paul E., lawyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

arrival and Departure of Passenger Trains
Alexandria Va. The following schedule fg.
wss published as information and not guar
anteed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
CORN BURNING CUSTOM
Delaware Farmer Failed to Harvest
Crop by Christmas, Must
~ See If DESTROYED

Greenwood, Del, Feb. "a
Hcisted by his own petard, William
Draper, of near Greenwood, will
rave to look on while his fodder is
burned in the fields by his neigh
oors. For many years it has been
IN unwritten law that any farmer
who was careless enough not to have
lis corn husked and his fodder cut
md stacked by Christmas, should
nave his corn burned in the fields by
lis neighbors.
The custom has resulted in many
frolics at which the victims had to
it by and pretend they liked it. For
5cars Draper was the Captain CT
Corn Burners but this year he is
>aught by the custom because of the
vet condition in his fields. The
.odder is still standing and now he
',as been served with notice that as
:pon as the fodder dries off suffic-
emily to burn he will see his own
'odder go up in smoke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
WOULD GUST TURK
FROM CONSTANTINOPLE
Maintenance of Ottoman Sovereignty
Over City Declared Menace
to Tranquility"

I3ondon, Fb. 24.-ln an article in
:tasThe Evening Standard" yesterday
Lord Robert Cecil gives it as his opin-
ON that the Turks must leave Con-
ztantinople. on the ground that,stlh14ea
maintenance of Turkish sovereignty
over that city would be "n:enace
to tranquility"
The first requirement, Lord Robert
says, is that the policy of the Allies
coward Turkey should be ;jEst, and ne
could not conceive that any one could
doubt they were justly entitled to re-
move the Turkish government from
,Constantinople. He declared every
one of the Armenian massacres ano
other Turkish outrages has been. car
ried out By direct orders from thai
city. As to the alleged danger of or
Tending Mussulman opinion in India
ne expressed the view that this dan
ger is Every gravely exaggerated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
4, SEES NO HOPE FOR IRISH
Erin Torn k5 Bitter Factions, Says
William Butler Yeats

u s 8 n IS IL e. y
Ireland, in her struggle toward ma
tionalism, presents the tragic perspec-
tive of three antagonistie forces, each
.arrayed against the others, and among
which there is no common ground fcr
permanent reconciliation estrug,
gle that will continue indefinitely as
long as the Emerald Isle is made the
battle-ground Of bitter partisanship
as it is today. according to William
Butler Yeats, the writer and leader in
the Irish National Theatre movement
who has come to America TO deliver 2
course of lectures on the drama and
literature, in both of which he is a
conspicuous figure.
sThere are three parties, or forces,
in Ireland; first, the old Unionists,
still more or less resisting nation
.alization and holding out for a sepa-
ration of Ulster from the rest Of the
country. This party is headed by Sir
Edward Carson, and is known as the
Extreme Right New York Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
For Rent Office rooms
Smith Building, 624 King
street. Apply to Carter
Bros. 1913 King street.
i7-5t

FOR RENT-Large furnished room
in Rosemont, for one or two ladies',
81 per week for one, 50. so each
for two. Address Box S, Gazette
Office. 47-6p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
GIRLS ORGANIZING
Brotherhood Head Predicts Union
Cf IS 900 in Near Future

Now York, Feb. PA prediction
that every one of the $4,000 tele-
phone operators employed in New
York State eventually would hold
union cards was made here yester-
day by Miss Teresa NJ. Sullivan, OF
Boston, vice president of Telephone
Operators Department of Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers. Miss Sullivan is here
with so other Boston operators to
organize the 10000 operators in the
city, all OF whom she declared
would be unionized within short
time" Then the campaign to or
yanize the State will begin.
Miss Rose Hickey, another organ
:zsr, said that 80 per cert of the
New York Telephone Company ope-
ratcrs here have been approached
and have signified their intention
ST Joining the union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24

LET THE
Classified |
Work for You
If You !tea. Want 70 Buy Or.
i For +
80.
I WlANTED-Dish washer, Apply at
800 King Street. 41-zpy
1 WANTED-First class cook Best
I of pay. Two in family. Apply.
j this evening to 213 South Alfred.
Street. rs.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
an private family. Apply to lSs
Rosemont Avenue, Rosemont, Va;
45-4p.
! APARTMENT HOUSE SITES ON
KING STREET, Opportunity !. to-
show your civic spirit by building
to help relieve the housing prob;
lem. We have large list OF
building lots in the suburbs. Now
is the time to buy your. building
lots as prices will advance. G.,
B. Lanham and Co., Phone S95.
45-3t.
FOR SALE-The sum OF s1,5O0 will
buy house 1918 Pendletcn street,
containing six rooms newly paper
ed and painted. Large yard. I'm
mediate possession. Biggest snap
offered, Apply to M. 7. Dwyer,
Gazette Office. lift.
FOR sALE-Ford Sedan for sale.
Practically new. Apply at Dun
cams Garare. 45-3c
j. w. FINDER, contractor and
builder, repairing and Jobblng
given prompt attention. Plots
and plan drawing, 206 South Pitt
Street, Alexandria, Va, Phone lao
46-6p.
FOR SALE--Household furniture, !
irlcluding feather bed. Inquire at
store at 411 King street.
s46-2p.
FOR sALE-Roadster automobile in
good condition, cheap to quick
purchaser Apply 113 South Fair
fax Street. 46 &c
FOR RENT-AT 426 Wolfe street,
corner Pitt ST., furnished rooms,
single or ensuit, with every con-
venience for home comforts. !
double. beds, kept spotlessly clean.
six baths, an abundance of hct |
water. Those looking For home
comforts, please call. 27-26t !
MOVING DAY-Will soon be here.
Prepare for it. OWN YOUR
OWN HOME. We can help you
ON your housing problems. c. B.
,.Lanham and Co. Asst |
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms ,and kitchenette with all
modern improvements. Address G.
Care of Gazette Office. Asp
WANTED-Wiil give comfortably
furnished room. heat and light, to
man and wife with board for wife
in return for her services in
house and attention to inval:i.
Address Box 25, Alexandria Ga
zette. 41-tf.
FOR SALE-House 1918 Queen
street, containing seven rooms,
gas, bath, and sewer connection.
4 Large yard with outlet to alley.
A bargain at s21o0. Apply to
NJ. T. Dwyer, Gazette Office.
sOl-tf.
FOR SALE-Very attractive new 7
rooms, reception hall, bath, home
in Del Ray, hot water heat, cleo !,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
FLAYs SYSTEM
AT MOUNT VERNON
" III, Lewder Charges Profiteer-
mo pafriotism' Exists There 80

ing Patriotism" Exists There
strong denunciation of the fee
system at Mount Vernon was made
by W. H. Lowder, chairman of the
welfare department of the Massa-
chusetts Society, meeting last night
at Wilson Normal School.
,oWiat is needed" Lowder stated
ais some courageous Senator OF
Congressman who will investigate
this system and introduce some
measure to curb this monopoly and
profiteering in patriotism"
The attention of the society was
called to charges recently made by
the Mount Vernon Anti fee Associ-
.t;on apainst.s the board of regents.
These charges sought to prove
Washington's Tomb was being pro-
Famed by "commercialized patrio-
ism"
# further vas charged that the
board of regents was "in league
with Transportation companies" to
form a monopoly on the "desire of
syery American to visit Washing
:on's Tomb.
The following officers of the So
-iety were elected at the business
meeting:
Allen T. T1eadway, president;
Louis H. Warner, vice president;
Evelyn E. Hopf, secretary; Albert
Michaud, treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24

APARTMENT HOUSE SITES ON
KING STREET--Opportunity to
show your civic spirit by building
to help relieve the housing prob
lem. We have large list OF
building lots in the suburbs. Now
is the time to buy your building
lots as prices will advance. G..
B. Lanham and Co., Phone S95.
s45-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
TEACHERS STRIKE
pennsylvania Pedagcgues Unable to
Live en- Salary cf S140

4
/: Live en- Salary CT S140
|: :Monongahela, Pa, Feb. "a
Denied a salary increase of % per
E:ent., ten of the eleven High School
teachers struck yesterday, with the
kesult that the freshman and sopho-
more classes were dismissed. With
Principal H. W. Crane and teachers
recruited from the grade schools in
charge, the senior and junior classes
were kept going. 1t is not improb-
lble that the entire High School will
1e closed indefinitely.
Members of the School Boar1, re-
eusing to compromise with the strik
ers, have begun recruiting CAM
oaign among ministers. and former
:eachers in the hspe. of getting
$hem to serve as strike breakers.
Miss Grace Owens, Instructor in
lmathema les and Latin; the only
teacher who appeared for duty, de-
.lared That, while in sympathy with
The demands Of the teachers, she
felt it vas "dishororable to break
a contract" The School Board bases
is refusal to raise salaries on the
fact that the teachers have signed
a contract fer the year. The aver
-aeeg salarss4.pai61at!,oni Is $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24

FOR RENTING furnished rooms
an private family. Apply to Ii;
IS Rosemont Avenue, Rosemont, Va:
I 45-4p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24

Several prominent persons have died
from The disease. Among. them were
Count A. yoshikawa, formerly vice,
president Of the Imperial Privy Coun,
Gil, and Mrs. Shinho saionji, daugn,
ter of Marquis K, sa;dnji, formerly
Premier and Japan's ranking repre-,
sentative ait the peace conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
Rheumatism

IS completely washed out Of the
system by the celebrated SILVER
Mineral Water. Pc iitively guar
anteed By money back offer. Tastes
fine: cots a triflc. Delivered any
where by our Alexandria Agents,
F. S. Harper, Inc. Phone them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24
= . = - $3.50
FLU" RACES IN JAPAN

\. =. - =. I = Eg-!a . ~ ~ u J!
One Count and d Daughter of Elk
Premier Among Victims
Influenza is taking a heavy toll in
Japan, according to a Toxic dispatch
to the Hawaii "Shinpo" a japanese
language newspaper in Honolulu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24

WANTED-First class cook Best
I of pay. Two in family. Apply.
this evening to 213 South Alfred.
3 Street. Il Ao-Scs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24

FOR SALE-The sum OF $1,000 will
buy house 1918 Pendletcn street,
containing six rooms newly paper
ed and painted. Large yard. I'M.
mediate possession. Biggest snap
offered. Apply to M. 7. Dwyer,
Gazette Office. l7-t1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24

Arrival and Departure Of Passenger Trains,
Alexandria, Va. The following schedule hg-
enteed.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
6Eastern Standard -ime.)
south. North.
New YorkMemphis
a:2j a.m.... (yia Bristol 49,. IL :l3 Am.
Washing ton Danvlle'
T:37 anl,..... IOcaD ........ 3:1S pm.
Few York-Ncw Orleans
S:o7 an. Washington Tarrisonburs s:l3 p,m.>
Westinghouse Atlanta
o:37 am. (Coachcs) ...... .11:13 pm.
Washington- Memphis
c:o7 PM. (Via iSristo) 49,. ASS pm.
,3.,7 nm, Via AtInnia) 49,. 1903 pm.
tI:12 pm. Wasl'g ton- Harrisoubure 1908 amt
Washington Charlottesville
40 PM. U.ocal) .10:5s am
Washing ion Warrenton
III pm. n. Aiken Augusta !. 7:is am.
New York.Ncw Orleans
In:O.p.m...... Via BRISTOL ...... 7:a3 Am.
1917 pni... New York-ttlanta =. 1928 am.
New York-New Orleans
Charl0tteWaslIins:on
--.. -. UScau 5000. 6;4S PA.
WESTINGHOUSE SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
South. North.
New Notwithstanding
1885 n. m........ "a. c. L. ..... 80 pm.
Observation-Disclosures.
j:32 a.nn.... Coaches only ....--
.Alexarara- Quantico-F fredericksburg
anh local beyond.
Washing ton Rcllm0nl.
1857 H. ni......... u.Ural) $50 IN.
New YorkJacksonvi!lc.
1O:0I a.m........ IS. j. 1..J ...... 1915 pm.
. Wasting rVii-Fredcrick>burg.
. i'll" Il ln......... (Is0cnlI ........ $40 am.
Washing ton Richmond, ~,
.11.47 am. Z. tExprcss) Z. fGf43 pm.
Washing Quanticc. =
eh3 L. p.ni........ tl.OrgD 1913 pink
Ma, pal ,,,,.I-I ,r act
$50. p.m........ "a. G.. h.I ....... $40 pm.
{ WashiI ztou-.l tana Memphis.
! J:lT pm......... Is. =. L. ..12 noon
Washing son- Richmond.
J:2T p.ln......... G.ucaD ......,. 1881 pm.
New fork-rumpa-St Petersburg.
s S:'T a.in....... ~. A.. Ia ...... $40 am.
New Notwithstanding peirI Beach.
+, ?:lT p.ri........ "a. g.. ID ....... 9:10 am.
Observation-Disclosures
s----....... (EXprcSs) ....... 2:l3 pm.
i k-SaturGays only.
U. S. RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION.
Ticket Office. Union Station.
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting Of the stock
iclders of the National Manganese
Corporation will be held at the office
Of the company, LOT North Fairfax
street, Alexandria, Virginia, Feb
ruary 26, 1920, at u a. IN.
35-14c Paul Sleman, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-24

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