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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-29

essary and therefore unworthy of
credit
THE automobile is OF immense
value to the nation as a promoter OF
the spirit of contentmcnt and as an
effective suppressor of the spirit OF
unrest. No owner of an automobile,
even though it be pleasure ear,
who is able to enjoy its use for his
family or his friends, is likely to be
come a Bolshevist or a Communist
He favors the continuation Of things
as they are because he has a l@eans
of happiness in his own possession
and therefore is against any up
heaval of the present social order
Next to the Church there is no
factor in American life that does
so much for the morale of the public
as does the automobi;a. Formerly
The pleasures of life divided the fam
lily. The Father had one avenue Of
recreation and the Mother another
and the children 8tll another. To
udN our ROBUSTNESS are |TDWueu WIFI
family picnic parties. who carry
their lunches with them and VINO
take their outing as a unit Any
device which brings the family as
unit in their pursuit of pleasure
is promoter of good morals and
yields a benificent influence that
makes for the good of American civil
lization. If every family in the land
possessed an automobile, the ties Of
the family would be closer and many
of the problems of social unrest
would be happily solved The bank
er who says that a device of this
kind is non-essential, possesses a
narrow vision and fails to see the
farreaehing influence it has for
good The automobilc is on9 of the
country's best ministers and best
preachers"
We are passing this along to YOU
because we believe that it is an ex
ceptiOnally good letter on the subject
and it brings out some points that
perhaps good many of us have not
thought of before.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-29
SHOUCAIR BUYS DODGE
TOURING CAR, SEVERAL
OTHERS ALSO BOUGHT

George Shoucair of the Leader
department store has placed an
order for a new Dodge 5-passenger
touring car The new car is to be
one of the 1920 models which has
many new features, including the
new slanting windshield, the new
forced oiling system, and the gypsum
curtains which open and close with
the DOORS
Mr.. Shoucair expects his new car
to be here the latter part Of this
week
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-29
Automobiles and Sports

A new Ford tractor arrived on
one of the recent boats for the firm
of Marshall and Newman Company
which it is expected they will put
in the parade on the Fourth.
"A. j. Sprague has just received
new Dodge Brothers screened de
livery car
p. L. Coleman of the Alaska Or.
Dock and Manufacturing Compan.
has purchased Il Ford touring car.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-29

George Garfield mas sole MS Metz
car and purchased Il new Ford tour
ing car equipped with the now Ford
starter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-29
YESTERDAYS GAMES
National Ieapue

At Cincinnati - Cincinnati 7, ST
Louis 5.
At Chicago-Chicago 5, Pittsburgh
2; Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 4.
At Philadelphia New York IS
Philadelphia 3.
At Boston-Boston 3, Brooklyn 2
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-29
Pacific Coast League
No games; teams travelling.
Pacific International League


At Victoria-Victoria 5, Tacoma };
Called in 9th. inning account
darkness)
At Vancouyer-Vancou 3, Seat
file Co. v6U hwKk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
SHIP SINKS. 10 MISSING

Newport. r. |. Nov. 1.-The cen
.rctc steamer Cane Fear, Un"tsi
States shipping board vessel. was
sunk in the deepest part "f N"rra-
yansct Bay Friday night IN collision
with III" Savannah Line steamer City
II Atlanta. At late hour nineteen
or the crew of i; Of nv sorksr YES
s.I were unacrounted for. The Cape
rrar sank in three minhtes about nalf
.vay bctwr"r Casth Hi on th- N-w-
mort shore and Rose Island, goin"
lown bnw first in l2j fathomS.
OF thr fifteen men saved from the
Capt Fear five slid down lines to the
City nf Atlanta ard the others were
picked mp from tho wafer by rone-
or by boats that were lowered for
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
Dies From Wound
Grafton Harris .C0lOred at Hospital
Shot Saturday Night Near
Clifton

Grafton Harris, colored, rine!een
wears old SON cf john II. Harris of
Clifton, Va, was shot Saturday night
a.,ar't midn;ght while at the hcme
If john Grecnicn, colored, at "Big
Wocd," fcp,. and half miles south cf
CFrftcn Station. Va.
Harris was brought to the AleNan-
ira Hospital yes:er:lhy morning AMI
lied at. II o'c9ock last night. He was
orcra'ht mere by DR.. Ferguson and
treated by DR.. S. 3. Moore. the shct
erste;red the back Of his head. The
body Was taken to Demaine's mortu-
ary chslcel and will hc sent to Gift
ton. An inquest win be held at Cliff
ton, Va.
The fa:hcr of Harris was here this
mcrn:riy ard says a dance was in prce
rass az Green:ch's home Saturday
night He also says that Green:ch was
taken in custody and is being hs!d
u'rtil Commonwealth attorney Ford
investigates the case. Reports from
Clifton are that the shooting was an
accNseaN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
Polls Will, Open at 6.37 A.
NJ, and Close at
5.O7 p. MI.
WOMEN WILL VOTE
to Pile up Big Democratic
Majority Representative Moore
For Congress Will be Easy Winner

-, : i: readiness for the e.ec:;cn
tCm.i"cw. The polls VIII open a, sun
sisc w.lich is 6.37 a. m. ard close
rroTp,,y ut sunset which is 5.07 D. m.
II is estimated by Ci.y Chair4nan
Chal.es Rendheim that aoout 5000
vc:cs will he po.ied. There are 1850
qnal:f cd voters in the city of which
number 800 a!e women.
Tn's WI b" the first time the wo-
men have had chance to vote in
AcNar,i,ia and it is expected tha. Il
majority # those qualified VII part
,ipatc in .he Presidential contest.
In ad!!t;on to voting for Pres
len: TIE voters also Wiz select
congressman from this district ans,
Il United States Senator from Vir-
riria.
Representative L. Walton Moore
is hcr@ opposed hy Dr.. F. VI: Brooks
republican and Senator Glass has
az his orpcncnt co1c;red lawyer
namcI Pollard Of Richmond. Va.
Alexandria will rcll up a good sized
democratic majority for Cox. Roose-
vclt arl Moore and the Indications
are that Representative Moore viii
carry every county in the eiehth DIS
;rict.
Elcc,'cn retprnS win be received
here tomorrow night by the
.:ambcr Of commerce who viii
nave special wire and thrown on
-;r,rn IN frcnt Of their headquarters
mi The Harding. Coolidge and Brooks
Clrh also has arranged fcr returns
which ;'.y VIII receive over Il spe-
cial wire at their cilrbroomS at King
lrl Washington streets.
The weather man promises rain for
romorr2w anil il may be wet" eles
:icn a"ccr'E;ng to his prognostication.
The banks will he closed all day
.,ccticn day being a legal holiday ia
Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
HALLOWEEN PARTY

I One OF the mcsti enjoyable: Hal
Aowe'en' patties given in. the city was
the one at which Miss Josephine
RisReway was hostess and about
seventy-five couples attended masked
amcng her guests were The Cclum-
bsaa Players numbering 90 couples,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Keely, CT Boston.
Mass; Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Snyer. Of
Johnston, Pa; MIR. ]. I. Dappne'
Petersburg, Va; Mrs. Clark ayd
daughter from Philadelphia; Mr.. IT.
Shepard, Blue Ridge county; Mss
Amea, Miss Burgen from New Fork
Mr.. Jas. CaIlen, flNcm Blue Ridge
County and Miss Davis from ttds city.
Dancing was indulged in unEl Late
hour after which refreshmtnts were
served and games p,ayeda All depart
ed after having sE1ht most enjoy
able evening"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Mss Frances Andersen was hostess
at Ha;lowe'en party, on Thursday
Oc:tbsr 2Sth, given at the home of
Mls. c. A. Chent, Ill Oronoco
Street. Dancing and games were play
ed :Nlter which refreshments were
served m the dining room, decorated
with cc!Crs appropriate fer the &C.
casitr.
Amorg those present were the
Misses Pauline TayNar. Catherine
Brock, Mildred Cherdt, Mrs. Ennis,
Mrs. Lester Tr'tW;sle, Mr.. Chester
Kn:ti.. Mr.. Rhbdas, MIR. Warfield and
Mr.. SNcclgan. Out of town guests were
Misses Edna Crisp. Pauline Waite,
Margarct Fields, Alice Waate, Helen
Roaerick, Buelah Butts, Catherine
Davis, Alma Giody and Miss Bast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Harris,
M-. Marion KncItt, Mr.. Pippel, Mr..
Caal D1lae, Mr.. Reginald DIl;e, MIR.
jos. Henderson, Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Ditto.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
Gover:mr Davis PrOclaims Armstice
K Day Public Holiday in Virginia

Governor Westmoreland Davis
Saturday issued a proclamation de-
signaling November II, A1mistice
Day, public holiday in Virginia. The
proclamation reads:
Whereas public observance by the
people of Virginia Of the anniversary
of the signing of the armistice on
November II, 1918, which brought to
an end hostilities in the world war,
is fitting means of expressing our
appreciation for the services and
sacrifices of those who. fought over
seas for the protection of the nation
and the preservation OF democracy,
and
Whereas, under. authority of an
oct Of ire Gcocral Assent ly of Vir.
mia, approved February 90, 1918,
any day which is designated by the
Governor rs desirable to be observed
as holiday because Of conditions
Incident to state of war, shailf be con
sidered as a public holiday; now
Therefore, |, Westmoreland Davis,
Governor of Virginia, do designate
Thursday, November II, 1920, pub
lie holiday to be observed as such as
provided by law throughout the Com
monwealth of Virginia and to be
known as Armistice Day.
Given under my hand and under
the lesser seal of the Common
wealth this twenty ninth day of Oc-
tober, in the year of our Lord one
thocsand nine hundred and twenty,
and the one hundred and forty-fifth
year CT the Commonwealth.
WESTMORELAND DAVIS,
Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
FATALLY INJURED
II IN AUTO COLLISION
John A. Fox, of St. Elmo
Dies at Hospi-
tai
WAS ON MOTORCYCLE
Truck and Motorcycle Come Together
on Bridge at Potomac Yards
Smoke Screen Believed Responsible

john A. Fox, about thirty years
Id, employed as a car repairer by the
Fruit Growers Express, who lives in
st. Elmo, Arlington county, was
st,iack and faeayly injured this mcrn-
;ng by truck of the Herbert Bry-
rT't's S':n Company driven by .Aibert
Jclrn.cn. cclored. The accident occur-
red shortly after O'Clock this morn
irlg on the overhead bridge at Poto-
:r!ac yands: Immediately following
.he accident Fox was taken to the
A!exan;ilia Hospital where he died
~: 1890 O'Clock.
He was treated by DIR. VI. D. De-
ianay ard an examination disclosed
shat he was suffering from ccncus>
sen cf .he Grain, raceratsd scalp, FeIst
veg broken and cut in aibdcinsn.
Fox was driving a motorcycle to
work and was coming southwark on
.hs bridge ard the automobile truck
WIS going northward.
1t is stated that just about the time
cf the collision a freight train passed
causing q smoke screen to be thrown
over the drivers on the bridge and
he driver elf the Bryant truck it is
reported was just gettir's ort Of the
w7,y cf a wagon.
Fox is a married men and has sey-
ara'' children.
The body was taken to Demaine's
undertaking establishment, where an
inquest wal be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
NOTICE

The League Of Women voters Will
meet or Wednesday evening. Nov
vcnri,cr ,. al O'Clock at 600 Came
ron street. The league is \ ncn-pasti-
can organizat ton Of women. who are
Interested in the enfranchisement. as
an asset to the State. Some of the
measures to, be considered are child
rer welfare, education. home and high
price, women IN sainful; occupations,
public hea1th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
Rob Auto Store
Burglars Get Tires and Tubes Worth
$3.50

burglars ether late Saturday night
,r c..r'y Sun:lay morning broke into
he establishment ~ the Southern Au-
o Service Company, operated by {.
". O'Mc1ra. G.. W. Ryrne and Jos
-; l.c;hy. at The northwest corrlor
f Alfred AMI Giibon streets. Their
oli,adcr consisted of automobile tires
and tunes and other accessories, val
,t.I at between $50 and $50. A re-
p,mt of the robbery was made to the
police Yesterday morning.
Er:r arcc 10 the place was made by
n,Ninr tn, wiTlow shutters and
fcn lrclkin@ a glass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
Halloween Celebrated

Many Dances and Parties Feature
Arrival of All Saints Day
Halloween was widely celebrated
Saturday night, and mary par1ties and
DANCES We're held. Crowds of boys and
girls gahibed ais witches, CHESTS,
saints ard all so1is of grctesQue fig
unes frcTrked aiionig beneath the big
mccn. Fair heads Gtucked for apples
and sweet young things peered ever
their shoulders into mirrors to get a
peek ut their future husbands. AS asl
Saints Day fell on Sunday laage
number cf ceEebrab;ohs were held Sat
u,-lay night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
FUNERAL OF. w. [. HOY

The fureral of Witt!am l.. Hoy.
who died in 1Ashevslie, N. c., Friday
afternoon took place at 8 O'Clock this
mcrning from st. Mary's Cath clie
Church. Services were conducted BY
Rev. L. F. Kelly. assistant pastor
cf St. Mary's Catholic Church and
burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
Paflbearers were Samuel DeVaugh
an, William Desmond, John / Gflroy,
C. T. Hellmuth, Peter Hey ard James
Tennessor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
DR.. Stewart Tonight

Thame were large gatherings at the
First Baptist Church yesterday morn
ing and evenir'g IN the opening ser
vices eff the revival meetings. Four
came forward making profession. Rev
Fl. i. Stewart of Washington will be
present this evenirg at 7.45 and a
great meeting IS anticipated. DR..
Stewart has just closed a meeting in
Nc:fctk, with barge results
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
NOTICE

The electrical contracting partner
ship heretc'fcre existing between
Thanas W. Watkins, w. S. Wash
ington and Arthur, l.. La1fd doing
business under the name Of Watkins
and Washington, has been dissolved.
The business VIII be continued by w.
S. Washington and ARTHUR L. Ladd
tq,der the finn ralne cf Washington
and Ladd- 261-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
s,f the Torpedo Plant who participated
IN hefnSn.s US in our great Struggle.
Seccrd Rsrptist Surzlay SchcGl North
Pitt Street FEienos of Torpedo
Plant, $3.50. Total S40.50
Mr.. l.. E. WALKER. Supt.
Miss .ARNETTE WASHINGTON
26l-lp Secy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
FUNERAL NOTICE

Funeral services for Mrs. Frances
Canawan, wlto died at Providence Hes
pftal Saturday will be he'd at St.
Mary's Catholic Church Tuesday morn
;ng. November 2nd. at $50 o'clcck,
Bt,riaN' will be in ST Mary's cemetery.
261-1p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
ELECTION NIGHT SCHEDULE
OF
THE VIRGINIA RAPID TRANSIT
COMPANY. incorporated

To accommodate the public cn
election night, tbs company will run
ieys,iai aa!sses on a thirty minute schc-
aI.e :aftaf> midnight, leaving ;!A.exsn-
dr:a. AT 1890 atm. anil Wa shington
a3s'1 80 T. m This extra service, WI
-e,n,ina.a at i .: m. "Wednesday morn
ing. ''- = zoi-2c'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

Grace Church is conducting rum
mage sale ali this week at north
west conner of Cameron and Fayettc
stieetS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

The Dceatiruught Athletic Club
via hold meeting ut 7.30 this even
ing at THEN, hail corner King ar.a
Wash:ngtofl streets. Isl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
JUST RECEIVED

Three car loads Of Security Port
land Cement at exceptionally 'low
'briee. Thomas j. Fann0n & Sons.
259-3c " .a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

Mr.. J. T. Arlington formerly CT
this city, but now of Trenton, N. j.,
was the weekend guest OF his sisters,
Mrs. Grace Ale and Miss Eva AIRING
ton, at Their home in Queen Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

3 The November term of the circuit
court for this city. Judge S. G. Brent
presiding, convened this morning. and
the docket was Called and cases set
fa. trial. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
Dummy Ballot"
1t Looks Formidable But is Easy to
Mark

The Gazette herewith prints
dummy" ballot for the benefit cf
the wcmen who have not had the time
rr opportunity to give the matter a
study. The ballot ito be used in to-
lmcrlSom''s election is elf formidable
proportions. The process Of marking
1t, however, ls simple.
The ballot here given ss~a,ot copy
cf the official ballet. Publication of
The one used in the election t!cmorrow
IS prohibited by law. This is designed
20 shcw TIRE farm cf the official ball
lot which viii be given the voter at
his precinct. giving the palnes OF the
principal candidates only.
Fc,r President
JAMES NJ. COX
For Vice-Presdent
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
Electors at Large
John Smith (Fictftious)
john Jones (Fict:ticus)
District Electors
c. O'Conor Goolrick
John w. Cha!kley
Ernest Ruedjger
|. Wake Truxton
Jefferson Wallace
Louis Spencer Epes
C. B. Wiafs
J. w. Pepper
Thomas J. Randolph
j. G. Hklen
ThomaIs W. Price
l.. W. H. Pevson
Fer President
WARREN G. HARDING
For Vice President
CALVIN COOLIDGE
Electors at Large
District Electors
Prohibition Candidates and Electors
Socialist Candidates and Electcts
Farmer-I.abor Candidates and
Electors
For United States Senate
Carter Glass
J. R Pollard
For House of Representatives
z. Walton Moore
F. M. Brccks
Fo. Amendment to Constitution
4 Against Amendment to Constitution
Explaining the legal requirements
% make the baI,ct valid, the court
ferk says:
1T is crly necessary to draw a
inc tthrcue;h the names of the Presi-
.enS ani Vice-President whom you
10 n'&5 wish to vote for. The I'm.
nus. go AZ least tFrrre-foul'ths of the
NAN through the names.
at :is net necessary TO draw line
through amy Of the electors names.
In voting the other pant of the
.ocket Constitutional .amendments),
lraw a line through the names Of the
candidate whom yau N!b ret wish to
vote for, or through the words For
Amendments OR through the words
'Aya:nst Amendment according aS
you with 10 vote en- the amendments" "
One cf the candidates whose names
will appear on the ticket to be voted
November 2 IS a negro heis J. R. Pol
ard, Richmond saw1yer, and chair
MAN cf the State Executive Gem
mi5,ee OF the .'Lily Black" faction of
the Republican party. Pollard is cp-
posing United States Senator Class
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

"A fire Of undetermined origin
shortly after II O'Clock hast
night sligllt1y damaged the frame
building on The west side of Fairfax
South CT WGJfc street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

Miss Mantt G1;own, of south Pat
rick street fwho was operated upon
last S,eeKsjn the Alexandria Hospital
is Improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
Don't forget the pc&ss open at G.37
tomorrow morning and close at 5.O7
p. m.

The regular monthly meeting Of
r. Z. Lee Camp, Confederate Veter-
ans, viii be held at s o'cJock tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

The Gadies df the committee in
charge off the dance for 1.-The hospi-
tn, equipment desire Ito thank all who
contributed and assisted in amy way
towards the success of the affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

The G.. /. A. to 3. of L. E. viii hold
their regular meeting tomorrow
promptly at / o'clock. This being in
spection, al members are urged TO be
on time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
H||A|IP|'P|E HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF


tomc,row n,crn:Y,p and close at 5.O7
: -
- ,,a
- -.
''S' ""' 'e 'ie'' - : o" 'o''s' ~
6face .a'lreh IS e'aR''eefhs q rum
mage sal'e all INNS week at hoith-
west conner OF cameron ana ftyeeee
The Dreat'nmught Athletic Club
via i4cld a meeting at 7.30 thNs even
ing at their hail corner King ard
Wash:ngtoh streets. ..,a,sF
N;.s M:n,f T.,;oryn of son.h Pat
rick strect aSwho was oc,eratad ,mcn
,ast n:..,sts;n IN, Alexandria lIospit:pl
is ;fnro,Tns,
60. ,ro, 4h;s .;,y Jrdea 6 G. Rrent
,,r,,,ia;n,, coryanad tb;s mo,nno an.
~ s..a.a. ,,os ooo,oa and cosas sot
a.. .,;oo
,..m. s. =, o,n,ool. l,st
-. .u:,a,,D,, aon,oooa rho fromo
r,,;,a;n,. o,,.oha u,o,t s;ao of Eo;rfax
o,,r, sr u.sco .,,t
~ "
M. n arr;,u,ton fornor,v If
sn;s o.,v hrt now or Thornton N l.
NJ. c,ooa Ala n,>d Mis. Evo Arrine,-
t.n :. AM. ho,,oo j. O,uar etraot
M. c.,.o nc .n,.o oo,,,,;,+oo -
- o. ,1,,,n,o e., rho hoS,;-
- ao - o,,l. ou ,,,ho
. ~, a.,, oasI;<,to,, !, o,,,, v,,,,
4nwor,.. trho snccass of the affair
Tho r 7 A n p of I. F. will hold
t,rc;r reor,lsr meeting tc,norrow
,rono,t,n ~ + O'clock ~This bainp in
s.,act;on al mcn,hers arc arped TO be
on time,
Automobiles of NJ. E. Abeugsche
BIS G street, southwest, Washington
s,o,,,S, c,st Washington. coNideI YES
ter,aav arternoon on the Camp Hpmph
,,avs ,oaa The machine driven bv
p,.o,n vas considerably d2mared.
c,r,:oas IN Observance Of An Saints
noy w.ro held TODAY at st. Maw's
C,thcEc Chmrch and attended by
>, % o'clock services were held a.
CT M,rv,s csnete,y. Az Souls Day
- u.
u,al he ccocRnatad +omorrow with ser
v;oos - 9. Ma,.v's Chprch.
-
Hlgh soho'.r STUDENTS are at work
x,o n',v to be presented by them in
thc near. future. The play, "A Scrap
cr Pagncr" is q comic farce of a high
,,;s,,.;n, ;,at;r,o ,patrcsrs. Tickets are
nor om cotp hv .he high schccl stu
Iant.r
5, "r1o,,,as+ sociaa of Fun" wiz be
o;vau nv the Methodist Protestant
c,,,,r,,, .obooI o+ 73O tonight in the
,o...,... ,.oo,,, of tho cb,,rch Bepinners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

Mrs Francis Canavan. a former
resident Of this city, died Saturday
rileh. at Providence Hospital. Wash
ington. The body was' taken" to. the
,resi3snce of her nephew; niGsr,,er
Francis. 1Ol7 B strest, scattEeast
Washington and her fuitraf VIII Take
place at go o'clock tcniorrdw morn
ing frSm St. Mary's Catholic Church
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

Automobiles of NJ. E. Abeugsche
BIS street. southwest, Washington
and L. V. PearA of 1892 U street,
sou.h cast. Washington, ccaidea yes
ter:aay afternoon on the Camp Humph
rSyts road. The machine driven By
peall was considerably damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01
Tr..7KER REroRT

threatening weather. v prsbs blE;|
showers. tomorrow. WARMER bod
night. cooler tomorrow night. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

Services in observance of Al Saints
Day were held today at ST. Mary's
Catholic Church and attended by
large CONGREGATIONS. This afternoon
at $50 o'clock services were held a.
st. .Maw's cemetery. An Souls Day
WAL be celebrated tomorrow with ser
vices at ST. Mary's Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

The b:-mnnthEy meeting of the
street committee of the city council
wTl be held Wednesday night at >
c'c:ock in the Office off CiaE Engineer
T. c. Dunn and not Tuesday night as
previously announced. Several mat
tiers of Importance VIII be considered
ut this meeting. Citizens interested IN
any measure 10 be considered are re-
queSted to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

High soholcll STUDENTS are at work
ON a p,lw ito be presented by them in
the near. future. The play, "A Scrap
Of Pa,pcr" is a comic farce of nigh
order and will be sure to appeal to
,l;srrmin inat;ng patrons. Tickets are
now en- sale by the high schccl stu
dents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-01

A Harvest Social of Fun" wil9 be
.iven by the Methodist Protestant
Sunday school at 7.3O tonight in the
lecture room of the church. Beginners
iunicrs and intermediate scholars will
Ire admitted free, but a small fee WIN
i.s charged adult scholars and fltends
This will include refreshments.