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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
Continued on Page Three.)
MRS. RAFTER'S LECTURE

AS has been announced before, Mrs.
Giles Scc1t Rafter, of Washington,
will address he Parent Teachers As
sociaiion at an open meeting CT that
oody, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
the Young Peoples Building.
The association realizes that there
are other meetings of peculiar poll
tical interest being held this week
mi even this night but it feels that
the schools are properly matter OF
interest ard Importance TO the whole
community and hopes that the public
will not miss this opportunity to hear
A speaker of Mrs. Rafter's calibre.
She is a pleasing speaker and on ac-
ourt of her VIDE experience will be
ahle to give ideas ana suggestions
which can oE!y cCme from such eX-
perience.
Mrs. Rafter will talk on 'Co-cpsra-
ion of Parents with Schools Sure
~, here is a subject which viii APP
)eal beth 10 the parent and the teach
.r and it is hoped that both will be
present in large numbers.
4 musical program will also be rend
red. SO that music -lovers may. antici-
pate a pleasant evening. 1t is posi-
Bile that Mrs. Rafter will bring with
her another women who is experienc-
ed in community sing. This viii be OF
interest to those who enjoyed tht
community sings during the war.
Ii was also decided by the associa'
ion that Tl.nsday night be knowt
rs "Fathers' Night" and the school;
nccm which is able to get the greatest
number of fathers out will receive :
prize. Mcther's will be welcome, a:
ilways, but the attendance contest j:
up to the fathers. Don't disappoinr
your children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
DO NOT FORGET THE POOR
Appeal Made by Free Methodists

Appeal Made by Free Methodists
We have received some responses
to the appeal we made scme ''ne
30 for financial. aid for needy fami
lies cf this city. We arc very Thank
ful for what has been sent so far,
bus. we TRUST that those who have felt
trNat they ought to give ane have ret
done So yet, viii do so in the near
future for we are handicapped N the
work tlat we are engaged for lack
cf means. We have only heen able 3,
give small amount very fe%
cases that we have happened to ge'
acquainted with, wher we would like
to be in a position 20 .ock up those
who were suffering, aid minister e
their nes6S, if we only had the mon
ey to supply them.
We have used more than has been
received from others and that we
have subscribed for this work and
still al of the present needs are not
supplied.
wish that ala who have contributed
could nave seen the tears of JOY That
were she'd Us result Of the relief tina,
was e.rc1. am sure that the Lord is
speaking 70 many in Alexandria, wh'
have enough and to spare, in refer
ence these needy ones.
Iwant to assure you again that
will nst care to see that orly WORTHY
pecplc WI be helped out of this fund
And ..rvite investigation of my ac-
counts and of the work that l ain
doing ard saso ask your cooperation
| in th:.5 work.
Semi ell communications to L. f.
Kelley. pastor of the Free Methods;
Church, 537 North Columbus street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
IN MEALORIAM

In memcry Of our dear daughter
Madeline Z. Butcher, who Departed
mis- .ife two years ago, October p
1918.
>pear Is the grave where my g'rl Is
laid.
Sweet is the memory which SHAH
never fade.
lcant of my life is buried deep,
Under the sod where my dear girl
sleeps.
Dear Madeline. my heart is sore
KS time ro.AS on ! miss you more,
N y healt stiil mourns as you Sleep in
peace,
he parting was painful, but Goo
knew best.
|fSo more upon this earth
W:ll I see her loving face
There is no one in this wide wcr-n
Can ever take her plhce.
Her Lonely Family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
Democratic Rally
Hon. Il. F. Sweet to Speak at Opera
House Tonight

II is expected that there WIZ be 4
general Caltpouring Of democrats to-
night beth men and women, at the
(mass meeting in the opera house un-
der the auspices of the Cox, Roose-
ytEs and Moore Club to hear the ad-
dress TO be delivered by Hon. Edwin
h. Sweet, acting secretary of Com
|merce. There also will be an address
Iby Gardner L. Bocthe WHO wifi pre-
side over the meeting.
Mr.. Sweet is an able speaker and
/ all interested in the success of the
democratic papty in the coming cleo
tion shcu.A not fail to hear him.
AS previously Stated in The Ga
zette democratic meeting will be
j held tomorrow night in the opera
house and among the speakers will be
three well known women orators.
Mrs. Mary Wright Johnson manager
: Ref the campaign for the Democratic
Central COMMITTEES, of Washington
one of the speakers, is from Tennes-
see and is a defendant of one of ,Vir'
! ginia's cd families.
Ms. A. C. Coates of Illinois, state
leeturer and organizer of the W. {
| Il. IT,. in North Dakota, Is another
speaker.
Mss Cyrthia cleveland. a cousin Ct
the late President Grover Cleve'lane
and Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins. vice
president of the National Press AS
sociation also will speak.
4 committee Of Alexandria womet
Iwil meet the visitors and will occup!
Oats With them on the stage. MIS-
All. W. O'Brien viii preside.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
DIR. STEWART COMING

Rev: II. !. Stewart, pastor CT the
Second Baptist Church of Washing
ten. will assist Rev. DR.. E. B. jack
son, pastor of the First Baptist
Church in a series of meetings begin
ming next Sunday. DR.. Stewart is
remembered as being in Alexandria
last fall in remarkable meeting
which stirred the community. DR..
Stewart IS this week engaged in a
c:ty wide campaign in the city Of Nor
fcIk, hut viii certainly be here on
next Monday evening. 1t is said by
those who have heard him that this
popular Washington pastor is the
o.,uaq cf Gypsy Smith in evange.!stic
work. Cottage prayer meeting are
being held all over the city prepara-
tory to these services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27

| s..ggesis that this whole matter be
referred to your committee on Health
fer immediate investigation and re-
polt, and + recommend that the fol-
lowing positions in the HeaR7h Depart
ment and attendant salaries be i'm
meiiately abolished.
First-The Bacteriologist: at q
salary Of $4,000. This cfiice is apparent
ly of no practical benefit. Such work
as he is called upon to perform can
easily be done in Richmond at state
expense. without cost to u>.
Seco1p!-The Nurse at salary Of
$1,000. There is already one public
hea.ii nurse in Alexandria, at no cost
to us. City. and also Schccl nurse.
and am Informed that the Red Gross
ir.erd also TO employ a nurse in the
City. ] believe that a separate nurse
for the Hea fh Department is ahso-
lutely va!uaess to the city.
Thrd-Thc c.erk at a salary CT S72o
Such clerical work az is necessary
can easily he performed by I'll, Heag,h
Officer and his assistant.
The elimination of these po>at!cn@
ar: salaries viii rc.rt!t IN u clear say
ing to the city Of $3720 annually.
with2ut in any way importing the va
ne Of the department..
Yea WIN understand that the rec"m-
mcnlrtion for ,iHe ahal]>hmca: of ;he
above position: is not meant as amy
criticism Of the present iNcumbertS
Cf them. but the present stat" "f the
city Frances do NOT Justify III. un-
n:cc any expenditure of amy part Of
tn. City'S money. ard is made S5d"iE
in III. i,Ec.e..< Of the citiZoH<. whose
burt>n< are already too heavy. AMI
of an ccc.Gsm:cal ard SUcccSSful huS:-
ness administration.
Respectfully.
j. NJ. DUNCAN. Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
y. F.. 5. ENTERTAIN

Martha Washington Chapter. Order
nf Eastern Star. entertained la:'
ri.h,. IN TIE E!k's auditorium. IN ce'"
hrati2n of the nin:h birthday q the
rhalter. :
The stage w:gS bcaU.;fl;lly dero:at-
ed with pans ard tail bask@'> Of cr.
flowers. and ut the conclusion Of the
program = table. bearing a larg"
birthday cake. was placed in the cen
ter of the S.u%e.
Mrs. Charles TenncSson was chair
man Of the er.tertainmept> ccn,nlit-
tee. ard an excellent mus cai ard
r.erary program was preserved to the
aaprcciative audience.
4 number Of the grand lct!%e Of
f;c"rs from Washington were present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
VIOLIN RECTAL!
Winston Wilkinson, November ), at
Episcopal High School

An unusual opportunity IS to be
Offered this vicinity on November ;,
when Winston Wilkinson. the notet!
vio!inist, win appear in recital at the
Episcopal High School He will be ae-
companied by Miss Marie Mlaloney. :,
Nh. Wilkinson is native Virginian
and all of his musical training has
been received in America. He toured
with John Mccormack sfor two sea-
sens and has appeared with Caruso
and Cali Curci, also.
Patncnesses will be Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, Mrs. ElipFraNet F. Andrews,
Miss Sally Page Andrews, Mrs. W.
Cosby BeNl, Mrs. Arthur Bryant, Mrs;
Taylor Burke, Mrs. Bergman Green.
Ms. A. r. HoSton, Mrs. Robert T..
Lee. Mrs. Hugh Mcclure, Mrs. Robert
D. Nelson, Mrs. Andrew c. Pickens,
Mr,s. George C. Stuart and Mrs. Bever
ly d. Tucker, jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
For Halloween Baby
Offer Valuable Gifts as
Prize For First Child Born
After Midnight October 81.


The first baby born after midnight
of October 81. is going TO be wei
equipped ycungster. Through the eff
forts of the Gazette and the genero-
sitv of the Alexandria merchants, the
first younlgsser TO set up tiny wall
on Halloween morning is going to be
the recipient CT almost everything
from a bouque: of flowers TO sweat
er to keep Il warm during the coming
Writer months.
The gifts win not be distributed
until after the official returns of the
city physicians are made to DR.. L. +.
Foulks, head of the city health de-
par.ment on November 10th. at which
.sme t;.,e winner of the gifts will he
announced in the Gazette.
The time limit set upon the giving
cf the gifts for the baby is from mid
night Saturday night, October 81 un-
4: midnight Mon1ay night November
lst. This makes total of 4S hours
will give baby its first bouquet; K. +.
make an exact record of the time of
hilr,h Of any babies they are called
to aistend.
Two pages of advertising contain
irly the g;fss to be donated 10 the
lucky youngster win appear in the
Gazette tomorrow an. at the tim"
Of the announcements CT the winner.
the Gazette Will present its parents
with an order on each Of the stores
for the ARTICLE named in the advertise
merit.
Ba5ys first pair of shoes viii
come ftcm the P. NJ. Bradshaw shoe
store; its first wool sweater is to
be given by Swan Brothers; Julius
Wolf has donated wool crib blank
ct: Mrs. c. E. Bradley VIII give a
Royal Society package containing a
dress. slip and bonnet; G. &. WoH
will give baby its first boquet; 4. T..
Kriptht and Son have donated large
baby del; t'aby's first photograph will
be taken free by the Alexandria
Studio: S. F. Dyson and Bro. viii
give either haby record book or
book on the care and feeding of the
baby; baby's first box of talcum pow
der and puff will come from the Rex
all store; NJ. SpefIing wi'l give It's
first pair of wool bootees; Michel
bach's furniture store viii donate a
handsome Chinese grass rocker; K.
lC. Acton and Sons will give the young
ster beautiful infants ring set
with a diamond and locket and chain
hearing the baby's initial will come
from the jewelry store of Saunders
and Son.
With this layout of gifts the first
| baby born on Hallowe en- morning OF
C.urjnp the 4S hours when this con-
test is in force, should be the hap
piest baby IN A.'eNan1ria. The mer-
chants have kindly agreed to give
these articles upon solicitation OF ths
| advertising department of the Alexan,
d,ia Gazette and should be compll'
menteyl on their generosity in this re-
spect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
PLEA FOR WATER
BY PARK RESIDENTS
Committee Urges Council to
Compel Water Co., to
Furnish Water
SUPT. OF GAS RESIGNS
Jitney Drivers Petition Denied
Boost Salary of Aims House Keep.
er-Want Action on Committees

A delegation of resident Of George
Washington Park appeared before
common council and urged speedy ac-
;ion on the part Of council in order
hat they MAY obtain water from the
Alexandria Waiter Company at their
homes in that park. Those who ad-
dressed council. on the subject were +.
Clirlson Knight, w. S. Risdon- Mrs.
Macdonald Douglass and w. I. Perm.
Letters were read from two residents
who were unable to attend.
A letter written by an Icfficial OF
he water company to one OF the pet:-
TONERS was read by Councilman Nc
Caffrey. The cost Of installation OF
he pipes TO supply this addition with
gater it set forth would be such that
t would necessitate return Of $4O0
: year to the company whereas the
return received from the petitioners
would yield but $l10 year.
Councilman LawIer explained that
he resolution to compel the company
20 supply the residents with water
lad been adopted by council and il Is
low up to the corporation attorney to
zee that action is obtained.
Fire Chief Kenneth w. Ogden was
Continued on Page Three
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
l,EpI.BLIC.AN RALLY

4. a republican rally ned ls$t
ni.hs in the opera house speeches on
tn. republican campaign issues were
r:rt:c hv Judge g. Il. Hayes, f.. c. Sny.
der. Fran; Hogan al! If Washington
John L. .Schwarzmann. chairman Of
the city ccmmi;tcc. presided. tn" nrect
;n- was !ar-e'y attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
Case UusoIved
Murder cf Maj. Scanland aS Much
Mystery Today as Ever

Mystery Today aS Ever
TT. authorities vcst!gating the
murder CT Frank NJ. ScaE!arl Of
Yorr.-tcwn. y. Y. wrcSc hG!y was
fsral last Friday evening in the
woods a mile north Of Alexandra, Z"
,lay admitted that they have no new
clues ar;l arc baffed in tn: mr>teri-
cus case.
Evcrv clue thus Gar furrl>hc! has
been rtrn down ard none have proved
If amy Significance.
The clue furnished by Harry W.
Watp printer Of BIB Kin" street.
THAT he saw man krockcl down ard
whiSkc.! away from The corner of
Trrth and + streets northwest Wash
irtrton has been investigated an! i: is
s.qte,: By the Washington police that
the man guilty of tn" assault was
fined the next day for the "ffensc,
berg arrested the night of October
Is.
Ar Anonymous communrHinrn
signed Idea" suggesting that Chief
Gcod, interview five persons to see
if they cCar!d she'd any light on the
case also has been received. and the
Washington authorities also have re-
cc:vrd a nunrber cf unsigned COM
mur:cations in reference 20 t'i- case
|, is believed AZ are the work OF
r,.an nlS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
INSTRUCTIONS
TO NEW VOTERS.

An interesting feature Of the
democratic rally at the Opera
House tcnight will be a Fargo
chart in the form OF q dummy
ballot, with the aid CT which
voters will be instructed as to
hcw to mark their ballots on elec
ton day. This instruction VIII be
particularly useful to the lady
voters, who have never voted IN
q presidential election. and Will
doubtless be surprised and con-
fused when presented with a ball
lot some four feet in Length, and
tcrd at the polls that they must
mark it without asSis .ance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
FACULTY APPROVED

At a meeting of the Parent-Teach-
crs' Association of this city held Oc-
tcber 2Gth motion was made and
uran;mously adopted endorsing the
action taken by the teachers OF the
Alexandria High Schools in protest
ing against the use cf the auditorium
as a class room. 1t IS sincerely hoped
that the school board nray adopt an
ether solution Fcr this problem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
VIII be Landslide in Nepu-
diatioll of Senatorial
Oiigarchy
PRAISE PRESENT RULE
breaches League Gf Nations in Three
States-l'ointS TO Widespread Pros
perity Country Has Enjoyed

A.h.An;,, KY. Oct. 27.--ln . tour
iyea, ..tiay ;Cucl:!nr three ;',ates. Wes5
ViaC.ra a keriucky and Ohio, Cover
10: CCX ,f Ohio. preached the League
4 Nat CMs and a.So reverted 20 The
\,,ta tina; uHler, the last eight years
of Democratic administration there
4, i.ssn widespread prosper; y. You
oy< t, *. wan; any more norma.cy
( ed, dcr:anng The "n1rmalcy
merit fu.l dinner pa! ana .t,le
,la:,. a landslide 70 victory week
rom tcnay was predicted by the Gov
rrnor.
Il, VI br reputation he said
of the Senatorial o.:yarchy. not b
pa,,:sln, E2r Democratic victory,
-: . ra2ry for peace,
4. Kcn va. ". Va. this morning,
hr Governor spoke bareheadrd III a
IN, u..za.c. which turned ;nto a
r9wn9> a. ha<eDa, psrk. Motor
m. TO ca ,.:.aSt1rr-. Ky. the candidate
spckr IN the COuh;house steps u
u@,hrr .:!:ga audience Standing III
he rain and a: Ashland, KY. he ad-
l,r... a crowd from Il platform on
! ,ara~. ; after n brass band parade
-hra:;-t; the streets. Siren fact.ry
xh.:l&l. .tir;ckcd du,ir" the ransl!-
ia;c'.s kentucky visit. 4 special train
xa< arranged to take ;he Governor to
pc.t smouth, O.. for h;> rr-ertry into
i acme S.ate ia;c yes ertiay af;er-
noon.
The Governor closed his West W.
.:.-,a c#n,;rai@n with ar-ther appear
~ ;hc League Of Nations. arI state
nei.: :ra. ;i:" churches. labor ard wo-
ncn wcra ,rgcthcr in the movement
which, hc said. was sweeping the
.ouHHy.
H. tn. connection the Democratic
Pres len. u! can ldate caliei attention
o Statgmgn Il year are u tCrIne!
P.e.:dcn; Taft, which. the GovernoH
,a:i. prcrh"<;ed his present. vie" Of
b situation.
II 4. sire 80 pay Judge Tag, trh-
ne" sad the Governor. ''IIe possesses
4 gift | I'D nn: think was his. He has
he ~: IF prophecy. Speaking just
about year ago in We:: Virginia. he
sa:d that Labor w"u'i ndcrSe the
i.tr~uc cf NntiOns because cf - latcr
provision that tn" churches wou.G
ud5r<. :. bccau.r it is righ': and then
If the women were given the vote
hey wGlAd ri, be for K because OF
'hrir afhcrroncc for war; anI III the
~ week t is perfectly apparent that
1ulre Taft correctly v">uallzed the
future.
"Frcm pa:pit and congregation
cmes the same story Of religious
rcrvor. No c'a+S has been readirg the
League more in,luStr;ouA!y than the
'abor. ] found miners in the mountains
+ .hi= ( ate thoroughly familiar H'lhn
:: a.! he Rcpur.;cans are having
trrusle with their women's meetings
,, all cf which bears eloquent tribute
- .IrG.e Taft foresight;
1T !. sweepir%" the country.
Governor Cox declined today n am
,g.fy hsS statement at Huntington as
. his position regarding ratification
II she treaty Of Versailles ard att-rd-
IN. rcss-vat:crs. Tho Govc!ncr mNor-
4 here carly To-Day from Huntington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
Fail TO Give Damages

Jury in Case of Peeie Against Payne
Say 1t Was Unavoidable
A jury in the corporation court
shortly after o'clock last night in
the suit of Vance H. Peele against
irwin Payne and others in which Mr..
Pee!e sought to recover DANA ges in
the sum cf $500 as the result of an
automobile collision in which he was
injured. June II gave verdict of un-
avo;dable accident and did ret assess
any damages. The jury was out haf
am hour. This was the second trial of
the case, the first resulting in hung
jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
SOLD WATER FOR WHISKY

Pants, Texas. Oct. 27-F. H. Good
man pleaded guilty in the D:str:cs
Court cf Lamar Couns.y tcday to a
charge of smindling and was given a
sentence of nine years impr rsonment.
He sold TEN gallons of water TO
whisky peddlels. fcoling them by
nailirg a tin cup Of whisky under the
bung hole of the keg cont airing the
water and letting them sample that.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
ATTEND ZIG DEM0fkt t1If
RALLY At OPERA HORSE
TONIGHT.
SPECIAL.

The very best country butter. go
ccr,tS II. Rib beef. - I-2c, ch~k
rc.2l.t. - ccn.S. he.st round and loin
steaks. 4Oc. White House coffee. l.c
NJ. Call 5G7-w. J. +. Purcell, III S.
Henry street. Free Delivery. 2aI-2p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27

Army Field Clerk Fred H.schneid-
er. headquarters Camp A. A. Humph-
reyS, Va. has been transferred 10
headquarters, Third Corps .Alea' Bal
timore, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
ABOUT
!! CITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
Attorney F. G. DuvaSI has moved
Ills law office from ll9 South Fairfax
street to 1l5 South Royal street.

+ Mr.. Frank Feagan, of 412 South
I,.tt street, is in the Alexandria Hos
,,::tal, quite sick from" typhoid fever.
The Dreadraught Athletic Club will
give their regular weekly dance this
evening in their hall at the corner of
King and Washington Street.
Edmund Harrison Gibson, jr., about
i8 months Old, died at 4.30 O'clock this
morning at the home Of his parents,
.aptain and Mls. Edmund Harrison
Gibson, at Aled, Fairfax county.
The Halloween dance for the bene-
1t of the Alexandria Hospital equip
,aent wihi be held in the Elks' audi
(t,rium tonight beginning at 7.30 for
lidren, and at O'Clock for adults
Mrs. Lucy Taylor has scld to Will
4rt C. Baggett house and lot 1l5
?rince street and Mrs. Elizabeth. Fair
I'd husband to Mrs. Fannie Dixon and
Henry Dixon, her husband, house and
|lct 207 G:bbon street.
You are cordially invited to attend
Ia HaCfGwe'en Party given under the
auspices of the B. Y. P. U. Thursday,
October 28th, 1920, at 8 p. m. in the
lecture room of the First Baptist
Church.
The funeral of Mrs. Theodore Ale,
nflso died Sunday took pace this af-
Fternoon at 2 o'cIock from her late resi-
|dence, 1916 Duke street. Services were
|conlHted by Rev. Edgar Carpenter,
|reGtoly of Grace Episcopal Church
land burial was in Ivy Hill cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
ATTEND BIG DEMOCRATIC
RALLY At OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT!
WHY NOT

WHY NOT
Use THE BEST PRINTING
Quickest Service Latest Styles
HARRY W. WADE =
3l3 King rho"e ''
257-6c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27

Mr.. Frank Feagan, of Alp South
I,tt street, is in the Alexandria Hos
,stal, quite sick frcms typhoid fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
ATTEND BIG DEMOCRATIC
RALLY AT OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT!
MASQUERADE PARTY

Given By
Martha Washington Chapter No. -
O. f. s.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1920
Eight p. VI.
80: ELk'S HALL
DANCING REFRESHMENTS
ADMISSION 75c
2I9-6t cod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27

ATTEND BIG DEMOCRATIC.
RALLY AT OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27

The Dreadraught Athletic Club will
y:ve their regular weekly dance this
evening in their hall at the corner OF
King and Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
WEATHER. Report

unsettled and cooler tonight
rrnLcbl. showers. Thursday fair.
k7s'" shch cooler. Il: