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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
ALEXANDRIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2S 1920

Representative R. Walton Moore
Gardner L. Boothe, treasurer OF tie
Cox, Roosevelt and Moore Club; Cay
chairman Charles. Bsndhelni; M@gor
James NJ. Duncan. Commiss'ol,'es Of
Revenue Charles NJ. Callahan, Com
molwealth's attorney Howard W.
Smith; +. F. Marbury, president o.
the board of aldermen; II. K. Bulk
president CT common Council; eouE-
cilmen C. w. Wattles and n. j. Law
ler and D. R. Stansbury. clerk of corh-
mon council and Rev. Edgar; Carpet
.er.
Tonight a mass meeting viii b"
held in the opera house at s O'Clock !
-,hich time numbs- of women speaE-
ers WEI be prcsen.. ard make. address
es. Mrs. M. w. O'Brier VII preside
Both men and women are invited to
attend. Noted speaker wi'7 be on hand
to discuss the issues oe the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28

MINTON GONE ) DAYS
Miss Kennedy Absent From Home
Since Tuesday-Left For Washing
tor to Attend Party.

Missing frcen MS home since last
SatuaAy the police have been asked
to ;ar:..ttrte a search for Riley Minson,
twen!y-six years old, married, who
Ewes at ll6 South Fayette street.
According to report just made to
The pc':ce Minton accompanied by his
ssaY7yn last Saturday went TO the
t7s-tt cs the National Fruit Product
Company on North Henry street in
search. eff work. From tn@t pace he
w4ist 10 the ice house of the Mutual
Ice Company at the Potomac yards
Thh Had remaining outside and after
walt'n,g mere than an hour returned
lterlc end since then no trace of h'rn
hiss benn fauEd.
NF:r.an iS about five feet nine inches
..al! ard weighs about $50 pounds
ard were blue striped suit.
Arctacr Alcxar.;sr-ian missing since
TUESDAY is Miss Cara l.. Kennedy,
who lives at -05 South Washington
street. According TO the report made
to ;hc- p*t:ce Miss Kennedy, who IS
'mcrtr-s:x years cd left home to at
tend a pansy Cn irving street in Wash
'r-1n. brit her people were unable to
'ccate hcr at the pace given ard to-
.|ay r. 'a.'vcs Of the missing youl'g
wcn,sa are in Washington endeavor-
ing {, trace her whereabouts. She
were ravy clue dress cnd tan shoes
and IS described as five feet six inches
3l,i w":ghs about 130 poun.hs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
ENTERTAINER LAST NIGHT

TIL" Loyal Order Of Moose M. 1916
and the women cf Mcnschrart Legion
last. night celebrated MnGxe Day. II
thir new home. corner Dlke and Roy
al streets. \ la"-e delegation Of
mcr and wcrr"N from Columbia
Lodge Cf Washington tHok part in
the exercises. "a lecture was deliver
81 hy II. I. Chichester. Dictator e
Lodge 1876 on MCGSchcart. and was
cnicycd hy all preset. He sD"k"
# The wonderful work being done at
Mccsehcart, an institution conducted
by the LOYAL Order cf Moose, ard
the Women; Legion, where s65
l;ttlc orphans, are being cared for,
and given n trade wherein they can
oarn an honest living after bccOm-
ing cd cnnu~h to leave M0oseh"art.
This, he said was the lar"c$t Of is
kin,l in the United States # not in
the whole world. After the. lecture
alls joined in singing III" "Star
Snan~led Banner" and a scng d"di-
Gated to Mnnscheart was sung by tn"
little children present. which was
about 80 in number. After the ser
vices all wcr" invited to the r"cep-
ficn room where refreshments was
served which had hc"n arranged by
thr Women's Lreicr. and then can"
great surprise whcn two Of tho
Prthnr Moose. started time on
ihe!r vinlins, and all proceeded to the
LARGE hall. anl i"ircd N tha dances.
Thr crowd lott at late hour. Ill
havinr expressed thei" thanks and
apnrcc:aticn for The pleasant even
ir~ afforded them by the J.. Q. 0. NJ,
1916.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
BAL MAsQUE A SUCCESS

The BNks' auditorium presented a
fairy scene last night at the masked
bal! given for the benefit of X-ray
(eouirmemt at the Alexandria Hcspi-
(Tal. The affair was success in every
particular.
4 Pretty girGs in attractive costumes
}soM Flowers. car,dees, cigarettes.
cigars, honns ard confetti. A fortune
teller's booth was the center of al
FRACTION IN the southeast corner Of
the hall, while IN the opposite corner
cooling drinks were dispensed.
Tie eanFy part of the evening was
given over to the iittle tots, and a
large number We're present enjoying
the fun, and taking part in number
Of special dance figures arranged for
kIhetF benefit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
ENTERTAINED

The Pacific niv:sicn Of Ccnfede-
ratio Veterans %er" entertained at
go Baker Avenue by ,nr. and Mrs.
George T. KIipstein on September
2G. There were about fifty guests
nressnt. Som" members 6 the
Daughters Of the Corfed@racye were
Included in the number.
Mrs. Douglass. sts:te president Of
the II! d. .C's was n honor guest.
The meeting was quit pleasant
ore. The color scheme green and
old rose, was carried ont ii the re-
treatments. Zee cream was served
n small old rose flower pots, set up
on asparagus fern, and each serving
had =. rose bud "growin-" in is Gen.
ter. The program was informa! and
consisted If minutes and discussions
hv the mcmbers. q reading by nr.
KIipstcin, and IN address BY Mrs
Douglas, ard vocal sc!cs by Miss
Mary Virginia and Agnes Ross Platt.
accomnan;cd by Mrs. Winshir--Cupi-
al from Tie laymcn-Brll Herald.
California, October Z. 1920.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
Asks Sec. Colby To Reco gnize Irish
Republic.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 27--
Eloquent appeals for recognition OF
the Irish republic by the United
States . were. made to Secretary OF
State Colby last night by 2 COM
mittee of prominent leaders in the
Irish cause, who met the Secretary
by invitation ut the State Depart.
mcnt.
The, petition presented by the
committee also asks that the Amer
lean Ambassador at the Court Of st.
Tames he instructed to protest to the
British government against the
strorities perpcratpd in Ireland by
British military rule rpan inrocent
men, women and children.
Secretary Colby, after hearing the
appeal. thanked the members Of the
committee for their statement, but
gave no intimation as TO whether or
not any action by this government
would he taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
lturge Separate RxeS For Votes Of
Gentle Sex.

The attorney generals Of thirty
two States were requested yesterday
by The National Assocint;cn Opposed
To Woman Suffrage TO separate the
ballots of womru from those nf men
on election day to mitigate the an
preaching chaos" which the assncia-
ton forecasts due to the questioned
validity Of the ratification Of the
suffrage amendment.
Action already has been taken in
Illinois. according 10 the lcttcr sigr-
ri by Mary G. KiIhrcth, president Of
the association. to contest an cleo
zion by u candidate who charges his
defeat to illegal voters Of the f.
male sen"
The lntter also statcs this similar
acticr probably will be takcr IN al
most every Stat. due t" the imp"s-
Sihiiity cf fiNal court rulin" IN III ;
suffrage question prior tn the elec-
t;Cn and that both parties mast be
prepared for such step by having
the hall&ts of pl"n and women knnt
seH&r;;t, 50 that an elrcticn may he
had even ;f- the votes Of women are
thrown out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
WAS RENDEZVOUS
OF ALLEGED NIGHT RIDERS

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. Pa
small country church on the CulFman-
Blout county line was the rendezvous
of the alleged night riders who posted
gins and stores with notices to close
Gown until cotton was quoted at 40
cenits pound. according to officers
who returned here last night after as
sistinig in the arrest of 43 men.
AN of trae suspects lived within a
radius of five miles of Arab, a small!
community IN Blcut county and were
comparatively young men, most on
them owners of farms and reasonably
prosperous, the officers said.
The arrests followed Investigations
bv W. j. Williams, State Fire Marshal
and Conrad Austin, chief of the Jaw
enforcement squad. The latter sald
he had evidence enough to convict adj
of those. arrested who will be charged
with conapirTng to commit a teiony
and utBterfng threats verbally and IN
writing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
Many Transfers
.utumn Real Estate Sales Numerous

Autumn Real Estate Sales Numerous
Deeds Of conveyance for The fnt!ow-
ing pieces Of property have Just been
Raced on record in the office of the
.i.,e~k of the court: Lottie Whlse 10
Ellis Dav, house and lot on the west
side or Royal between Ornncco and
PcnMctnn streets; Mrs. Cecilia i1;T.
apec;a' commissioner to Ernest Smn-
a,n. r. 1T the northeast corner Of
nuke and Fairfax Streets; Mrs. Cc-
reta Hil, spec5al commissioner to E.
.. Tic@r. 1t on the east side OF Far
ak between Prince and Duke streets;
Car; R,rbwaosky 20 Henry L.. Latch
r-aM ami wife house and lct ON the
we:,t SIDE If Patrick between Duke
arl WASHINGTON s5reeits; Carl Bud
wesky 10 Elias Lcnacn and Frank
Stpnirc eigti. houses and lots at the
z-,.hea<, corner cf Montgomery ard
Nfmed Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
Resnectfullv.
THOMAS J. FANN0N & SONS

In connection with the above, one OF
of the members of the local coal firm
made the following statement: while
the quotation of practically SIG. per
net ton wholesale is the highest one
ever asked of us for Anthracite coal,
we will ba glad to show ne AlrXan-
dria public letter from Baltimore
concern that quoted US Run OF the
Mine soft coal at price of $l6.57 per
ton wholesale. The very cheapest
price that we have been able to OBJ
tain in scft coal has been around
S12.1S per net ton wholesale. VI
course, these prices make it prohibi-
| tive for a retailer to consider the pur-
/ chase Of any coal at these figures. and
thus do the restrictive prices work a
hardship on both the patron and the
dealer. The hands of the reail coal
dealer. The hands Of the retail coal
is hut one thing to do, and that is to
wait upon the spasmodical shipments
cf the old companies who sell coal at
probably better prices.
After the elimination of the
brokerage" evil from the coal indus
try, it remains for the powers to he to
see that fair universal price is f:ScI
On the different grades Of coal, I'!is
Being doe there wtuld be no sr',;,la-
ten in The greatest of human necc2-
sites. and the Alexandria dealer woull
stand equal chances with the present
day spectators or with buyers 70,
! European or Canadian firms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
Election Returns
Members Of Commerce Body and
Their Friends to Get Results
Tuesday Night

The Chamber cf Commerce has
short perfected plans to have The
erc"H'oE returns on the night Of No
vcnrhc" 81 received in the rooms Of
the ChTmhcr ever a special wire, this
i frr iha benefit Of the entire Nom.
bc.sh;p ard friends Cf the chamber
""acHa!y. The ladies are cordially in
v''a'l. ari they WI find ample and
'rc'mfcrtaa'e accommodation in the
h.r.l.rmfy appC'mteG clubroom.
For thcsa who VII not GENE IN ar
raHgemc'Yls have hcvn made To dtsn}ay
'he returns on q screen il front Of
n" Chamber Ycu are cordially in
r;ieG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
TWO FIt,N}FR AIS

'Thr funeral Of Mrs. Artr;e +. Bren-
r.cr. wha died Monday night. tick
olace ut e:30 o'clock this morning
from 81. Mary's Catholic Church.
Services we're conducted by Rev.
William Winston and burial in St.
Mary's cemetery.
Tb" funeral Of little Edmund H..
Gibson. ir. vii! tax" rlaca at 10
a'cIock tcrirrrow morning from the
residence cr his parents. Alrd, Fair
fax ccnr.y. Services vii! be conruc-
ted b. r"v. e. w. Melichampe, rec
tc: CT pchirk Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
Refuses Information
Police Seek to Learn Where Samuel
Bell Came From

A nHan giving tn" name OF Samuel
Ben who says he is forty-ene years
M was found roaming harefcotetl in
Fairfax courty Yesterday by Con=ta-
HE Dove of that county ard brought
TO police station and locked up. Ben
<.eadfs SLY refuses to divuisge where
he came from ar! The police are sclnc-
wEat nH-:sified a. his refusal to di-
vulre tthis information ald VIII make
a further investigation of his case
On HI inside shirt there was the fig
nrc four printed with :nfelah'e ink
Ben wears heavy beard and poorly
iIcSset;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
K. C. Officers
Installation Ceremonies Held Last
Might at ST. Mary'S Hall


Night at ST. Mary's Hall
District Deputy William ?. Woolls
last r:~ht installed the following new
~ elected officers of F:tzgera!d Ccun-
ell No. 453. Knight Of Coiumbus. at
s.. Mary'S Ha!F: G. VI. Horgan, grand
knight; William A. Dcvaughan, dep
u.y g'.ari kniyht; l.. NJ. Corbett.
chancellor; c. H. Le.rfon, ffrarc;a
secretary; Francis T. Quinn. recorder:
S. A. Rreen treasurer; a. A. Lucas.
warden: +. Fl. Farmcn, advocate; Al
nfcr-a lucas ins;te guard; Thomas
Mu:inhy, outside guard; Joseph Lash,
trustee: Rev Louis Smot. chaplain.
Jokn ]. Bake. s.a;e deFrty.. Ct
Richrerl ar"crdcd and made an ad-
,I-eas oa the work bs;ns accomplished
II Virginia i,y the X. CT c., vocational
sckrc's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
HALLOWEEN PARTY TONIGHT

A Halloween party viii be riven
tonight. at n'..lc"k, IL the Vest
minister Ru:Iiing br m"n'hcrs cf the
Suniav School .or III" Second Pres
hvt"rjan Church. MIR. Warren l..
Needy. superintendent cf The Srn-
far Sr!.col.,is n cha""e cf the @ffa;r.
\ silver offering viii b" taken II the
door and attractive booths have been
arrarg"d. 10 soil refreshments and
Halloween n"vcltics. All a." m
vit.d To attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
Support All Democrats
Failure 10 do 50 Will Disqualify Demo
Gratis From Participating in Prl-
mary Next Summer

As is wcH known, the Democratic
party makes US Of the primary system:
y rom rating candidates.
ATTORNEY General Saunders has IS
sued decision constituting the Pri-
mary law, in which he holds THAI. any
Democrat VINO does not vote the full
Democratic ticket at the approaching
election. November 2Ed. viii be bar
red fr3m voting in tic Democratic
Primaries which VIII be held next
summer 10 select candidates for Gov
crnnr. Attorney Gcnersl. Supcr!ntcn-
deni Of Pu!l.ic instruction ang; ether
state offices and members Of the
Hcu>c Of Delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
ABOUT
, CITY TOLD IN brief
Miss Ella Oversteet, of Aiken, S.
c., and Miss Lucyle JAMS Boatwrght
of Ashville, N. c., have been visit
lng Miss Pearl Schwarzmann.

S3. Inc woman sauHlii1iy " Yin .Siii 20
Church Will have a Halloween Tea,
Friday afternoon from 2 to s, in the
Parish Hall. Fancy articles and
home made cakes will be on sale.
The Willard w. c. T. U. will be
in charge of the prayer meeting at
7:30 o'clock tomorrow. evening, at the
Anne Lee Memorial, Home for the
Aged. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public,
Acting Secretary of Commerce E.
F. Sweet and his daughter, Miss
lSweet, were the dinner guests yester-
|day evening of Mrs. Edward Stabler
u Fawcett, at her home in Prince
street.
An important meeting OF the Wo-
mans Auxiliary to the American
hEeg;on will be held at o'clock, Fri
day evening, at the home Of DR.. Kate
Wallei. Barrett, 4OS Duke street. All
S.tnembers are urged to be present.
This is the evening on which Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter Will make an adj
dress on Cooperation Of Parents
With Schools" in the Young Peoples
Building at s o'clock. Come out and
bring your friends.
A bicycle belonging to Genevieve
t$hepperson was stolen from the hall
way at the Wagar Apartments be-
tween 4:30 and $50 Yesterday even
ing, and recovered by Police Sergeant
Campbell within an hour after it was
reported to police headquarters.
A meeting of the members of the
congregation of st. Masy's Catholic
Church m;Al be held at s clock to-
might in the Lyceum Hall for the pun
pose of completing pSans in CONNECTION
l{vith The organization of a Catholic
Club that VIII arrarge series Of
Entertainments to be given during the
winter morths at the Lyceum' Hall.
The state corporation commission
has granted chatter to the Master
lCleanens amid Dyers, incorporated,
3RossYn, Arlington county, with a
maximum capital stock of $4,000 and
a minimum of $1,000. The purpose are
to clean and dye wearing appare..
Officers and incorporators are JOS
erh Hoffman, president. Harry Tuck
er. secretary: Benjamin Valdez, all
of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
ROLLER SKATING At ARMORf
DI ED

GIBSON-.On Wednesday. OctGber.
81. 1920 EDMUND Il. GIBSON, j..
aged two years. son of Capt. and
Mrs Edmund H Gibson. 81, Of Aled
Fairfax courty. Va. Funeral Fri
day. October %, at 10 a. M, frcm
his pargrt's residence. Burial at Po-
h;ck 2j8-1c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
IDLE HOUR

A perturbation CT Zane Gssy's greet
novel. "The Dese1t'of Wheat" Will be
seen at the I59e Hour tomorrow when
i,Rcy Stewart ard an alE star cast viii
;be .l,e attract:on in Riders ct the
Dawn" This picture is touted as be-
ing equal to "The Riders of the Purp'e
Sage, written by the same author.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
SPECI.AL

The very best country butter, 90
cents !b. Rib beef. y lie, chuck
rc.ai4t. % ccr!s. best round and lcin
steaks. 40c. White House coffee. 45c
h. Cali 567-w. ]. E. Purcell, III s.
Henry street. Free Delivery. 25i-2p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28

Parkprsburc, w. Va, Oct. 81
Thrturh freak cf natuce on their
farm Mr.. end Mrs. Hileman of Cen
trail, are are raliinc in much money.
Fcr over two weeks there has been a
lieht rainfall. there covering a limi-
ted area about 20 feet square.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
POTOMAC FISH COMPANY

Jersey trout. Snanish markercl,
Icrsev spots. catfish. rock. p"rch,
steak hqlih,t. rod sa,,nen. blue fish,
salt water ti!ors. York Rive
oysters, ,Pe'cmar oysters ard fried
evte~s.- Phcne 1es, c. u. Zimmer-
man nropr:etor 25S-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
All Clues Fail
Authorities Baffled at Murder CT Maj.
f NJ Scariand

There are NO new Developments in
the case Of Mai. Frank Murphy Sean
land whose body was found n the
woods p mile north of this c:sy LIST
Nlrriday evening. Chief of Police GoodS
tietectives OF Washington anl the au-
thoritie$ Of Arlington courty have
run down every clue Furnished them
thus far without results. The Gaze IS
one of the NEST battling they have
encountered for long time, although
hope IS expressed that the 1a,,y or
parties guilty of the r.urder wiE,-soor
1be brought TO justice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
MAS0TER iDE PARTY
FISH DAY TOMORROW

Spanish mackercl, large and med
iusi1 '~;,.ik,, fresh ss!mcn. large and med
irn perch, pike. Jersey trout. Oysters
65c quart dry measure.
SANITARY FISH MARKET
]. H. Robinson, prop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28


Sons, local coal dealers. by the L. c.
Crenshaw Coal Company, American
National Bank Building, Richmond,
Virginia, reading as follows:
October 26th, 1920.
TO THE TRADE:
Subject to prior sale, we offer any
part cf seven cars of Pennsylvania
Anthracite Nut size ccal, part of
which is now enroute, at the price
of $3.50 per 1000 pounds +. o. b.
cars mines. taking regular Pennsyl-
vania Anthracite freight rates to
ycur station, which we will he glad
to quote.
1t is impossible to buy any Splint
Lump hut can furnish you some
lampy Run of Mine to contain APP
proximately 60 per cent. lump in
box cars at 5000 per 1000 pounds
f. o. b. cars mines.
Yours VERY truly.
I:e'.s L. scRENsHAW Coal CO.
The local concern Immediately
wrote the following reply:
October -, '9-N.
To L. G. Crenshaw Coal Company.
American Naticna; Bank Bullnlng,
Richmond, Virginia.
Gentlemen:
In connection witt, yorr kind offer
CT Nut Coal at $3.50 per NET ton
at mines, which would make the coal
cost us sl5.S7 delivered here in Alex
andria, please be advised that we are
forwarding your letter to the Depart
ment cf Justice for such action as they
may deem proper to take.
We trust that the New Congress
will awaken to the evils now existing
in the brokerage phase of coal trade,
and that they will see to it that the
public is safeguarded against the un-
just demands of those controlling the
very necessities of life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
High Priced Coal
Consumer To Pay Prohibitive Price
Fer BLACK Diamonds" This
Winter.

The Gazette was SHOWN letter.
addressed to Thomas ]. Fannon &:
Sons, local coal dealers. by the L. c.,
Crenshaw Coal Company, American
National Bank Building, Richmond
Virginia. reading as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
Constitutional Amendments

Vote fcr the Constitutional am""d-
mc~,;s for good roads and schools.
These amendments vii! be on a scra-
rate bainot from The presidential tex
&. IN order to vote for the amend
men:S. strike on. the word 'a@a'nSs
Tcli the ballot and Deposit i in III"
hs,liCt box.
There Wi! be two hait"t boxes. ore
for your ballot fer President. ana
ore fer your hsi.ot fer the Const:tm-
SION amendments The ju;i"cS Of c!cc-
ten win show vcu which box to de-
posit the ballots in.
AZ! women voters WI! be required
to produce their tax receipts far pole
tax. So be sure ard bring your pole
lax receipt with you when you 90 to
the pcles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
Draw Line Through All
: Presidential Candidates
Except Cox
CUT POLLARD FOR SEN.
Scratch Brooks For Congress and
Leave On Congressman Moore
Amendments on Separate Ballot

The tayicee thai VIII be handed you
at tie polls will be about three or four
feet long, ana will coIjta.n the names
Of The various candidates fer Presi-
dent ans! Wee President. and under
the names of each candidate fer Presi
dent amI Vice President VIII appear
E..,: .cf the mames of the Electors
for each candidate. After the is: of
candidates for President and Vice
President. and the:r electors, there
viii appear near the bottom OF the
balic. the names Of candidates for
Ulated States Senate, ana under that,
and in conclusion. the names of can
diGaIes for Congress.
Probably the democratic candidate
fer President VIII appear At the toi:
of .he JsalElca, and the Democratic
cantf. date for Senate will DE the first
name Gn the list Of Semto1taf CAN'T
dates. and the Democratic candidate
for Congress viii, he the first name
on The list of candidates for Congress.
Therefore, in order to scratch your
halga!c properly. observe The following
Instructors: Do n&t scratch arything
nEil you get dCwr 20 the name CT
Harding. Draw Ssraigh: lire through
The name Of Warren G. Harding. aala
he namcs Of all o;hcr candidates for
president and vice president urt:l yon
rct down to the heading Fer United
s,itste-: Seratc," and draw a straight
t:nc thrcr,gh the name Pollard. Then
unicr lie heading "Fcr House of Rep
rcserEat:veS, draw y straight ln2
through the name Brooks. Then foId
vc,,r rlEct ard deposit It in the ha.-
iot box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28

251-6c
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-11
DIR. r. NJ. THORNHILL
has moved his office to the
Masonic Building

where he may be found from 800 to
70 90 a. m. and from l 80 to 5;3O
u. NJ Office phone 157. Residence
phone 100.