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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-05
VAN A REScATAR AF- COSTA QUE
FUE pLAG.ADO POR lZQUlEROO

Tcyeg-cm1 Especial pGrG Ia PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MENICO, Noviembre
LA Secretaria de Guerra ha decla-
RADIO que antes de veinticuatro horas
sera reScatado F. Costa, acaudalado
asricultor de Huachinango que fue
plagiado por el General IzQuierdo al
levantarse en- arnas y por quien exile
un fuerte rescate.
Sc han enviado cinco mil hombres
para que batan a Izquierdo y liberten
Costa.
SeSun infor1na "a Secretaria de Cue
rra, Izquierdo Sc rebels porque el go
bierno no accedi6 a darle una fuerte
canridad de Ciinero que exiSia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-05
De La HUERTA DICE QUE
LIZ DA LOhISHO QUE SEA
HARDING j OTROEL PDTE.
al ESD. nara Ia Prensa".

Tel Esp. para La Prensa
CIUDAD DE MEXiCO, Novien-
bre 4.-"Mientras Mexico este en-
paz Y cumpla debidamente con sus
compromises internacionales. como
se propone hacerlo en- el futuro,
no debe temer una intervention
eytrai!a. Por 10 mismo, da igual
que el Presidente de los Estados
Unidos sea Mr.. MardinS, cual-
quiera otro.'
Tai declaration fue hecha Ia
prensa anoche. en- las oficinas de Ia
Presidencia de ID Repubiica, como
unico comentaric las notlclas
recibidas Y publicadas aquA
cuenta de que el resultado de las
elecciones presidenciales tue ia
yorable al candidate del Partldo
Republican,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-05

Jsis2ramG Especial 2cre III PEENSA"
LINCOLN. Nebr. NOviembrc i.-El
7'residente Wilson cs no solo response
ble del Sonado fracaso que tuvo en- las
eIecciones el Partjdo Dem6crata, sino
responsible tambien de Que los Es-
-udcs Unidos no hayaU cnuado 4 for
mar p4r,c de IA LiSa &c las Naclo-
HeS.
Tai ha decla-ado q eX- Secre:ario De
TSrado William =. Bryan. - Comen-
tar IL Victoria de Harding : en Ee-
neral de lodo el Pd~tido Republican,.
Victoria Qua-dijo BryaE-Sohrer&so
:, 10 imaginable por lc> m:SmoS r"DubE
canos.
FL gobernadcr Cox contr.hGyi gran
demente u hacer mas SuGId" el fra
Caso de los deR0crtt-.S. ScSl2 oDiua
Il miSmo eX- SecreJario Dc EStado.
porque en- vez O. adopta~ u@a ac-.tde
1irne Y favorable para los I0tereses
del Partido y de n nac!0n, eStorZ;tn-
dose por borrs,r q error del Fresidente
Wilson. apoy6 todos los punrOS de vis-
II de este ' por otra parre 10 adoDt6
una actitud firrne en- 10 relative I L.
prohioici6n. pucs que dej5 Iuc e crea-
1t 10 AilpLG>stiA tft 't-t' As-'''s ~ a
los "hImedoS'.
La reSponSabiljdad principal de! fra
cs-o. sin embargo. deScanSa en- q Pre-
sidente Wilson, pUes el eX-Secretario
Bryan deCl2ra que e actual r-imer
Magistrate no Quiso iamts eScuchar
Ia opinion de los suyoS nj de sus enc
.nisos porQue 10 que iTtento Siempre
5u6 imponer ST. opinion sin teEer en-
cucnta para NADIA In de Quiehes tcnian
Tanto poder como II para hacerSe es-
CuCha-
En- "a rarte pr;ucipal de SIS declu-
racioneS. dice q x-SeCretario BRYAN:
FL Presideute Wilson. en- vez de
reconocer que contorTne a it ConStitU-
ci6n. Sc requer;a forZo>amente el No-
10 de las dos tcrceras parties del Sc
nado para aprubar UD trataa0 inter-
1acioual. Sc propE>O Glctar personal
Inente a. Scuado LIS condolences Sobre
las cgales debia haCcr II ratification.
Mas no fue ESQ TODD, Sino Iue rschaZ6
de una mauera Categorical i: ratitIca-
ci6u del Tratado dc Pax con las re
servas que habian Sido rccomendada
pcr el Senado. cUaHdo cl senator Hac-
ding ' treinta y CinCO S"EadUreS re-
publicanos mas. sc mostra5an dispusS-
1os q aceptar IA ASa de las Nacicnes
1al Y como el Ia hablA formui1do, sim
pIemente con poCoc camb.oS que elios
consideration ,RecesarioS Para aseSusT
los derechos de los EStaGoS UnidoS.
"Por este proceder Suyo, el PreSi-
dente aSumi0 Il reSponsabilidad por
e. frztcaso de no habcr sidO iucCrpora-
da "a naci6u a IL Lica de las Nacio-
nes V entreg6 Ia LiSa Ia cam2an2
electoral, para que fuera parte prin-
cipal de Ia iucha en- que deh;a traiarse
soIamente ira question de regimen in
terror. Naturalmente que el pueblo
obligado a escoger entire Ia infalibilidad
presidenciai y el reSpeto por Ia OPT
MON de Ia mayorta del Senado, eiiglo
eSto liltimo. el Partido Democr.tti-
co, por haber apoyado resueltanente
IN posici6n creada por el Presidents
Wilson. invit5 Ia derrota que Sc ha
consumado".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-05
Sc OROENO LA HuELGA GENE
RAJ EN- SALAMANCA

De! Serricio Especic! pGrc "LA PRENS3."
SALAMANCA, N5oviembte LOS
sipdicalistas ordenaron la huelCa ge-
neral como resultado de Ia negativa lie
los patrones a conceder e. aumento
de salarios demandado por elios. Por
10 Ianto. todos los peri6dicos suspen-
dersin hoy su publication las autori-
dades tomardn toda clase de precau-
clones para evitar diSturbioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-05
LOS HiIANDERos 81 IRAN A LA
HUELGA

T.leoydma Especial para IA PRENSA"
CICDAD DE MEX1CO, NovlemDre
4.-Si IA huelsa de estibadores de We
racruz no Sc soluciona en- el tsrInlno
de cuarenta Y ocho horas, ios obreros
do LIS fabricas de hilados tejidos
del Distrito Federal secundaran el mo-
vimiento.
Los lidercs de IA Confederation o.
hrera del Distrito Federal han rssuei-
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. EOuIVOCADAMENTE EI NU- :
!. NERO De LA PRENSA" DE :;
. AVER SAlIO CON IA EECHA :
:: DEL { DE oCTUSRE DE- :
!. sIENOO SER : DE NOVlEM- :
Z: SRE.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-05

como lider de los que propiamente Sc
Ies Ilamaria independientes.
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(Pasa d Ia SAL
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noasa I Ia 5a }
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-05
LIBROS en- ESPAN0L

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
No. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata -
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(Pasa a Ia 5a.)
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03

| Thad Waite was among the would
be sheriffs who visited US this week !;
81 Sensiba was another and the boys
found many friends here.
Herman Holmes, L. A. Burridge
and Paul Schook went to Escanaba
last Tuesday on business trip. Miss
Lima Schook accompanied them.
Reports from the d. M. Ross cot
tage at Chicagon lake are that Mr.
Ross condition is mending slowly
His many friends will be glad to learn
that he Is on the mend.
Frank scadden is on the Pacific
coast this week in attendance at the
Mystic Shrine meeting which was
held at Portland. He expected to get
to San Francisco to take in the big
convention.
Mrs. Ely Miller fell down stairs
last Tuesday evening and cut big
cash In her scalp. 1t was though at
fret that she was otherwise injured
but investigation showed nothing fur
ther.
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Woodart
and two sons, Arch and Dan, OF Al
lens Grove, Wis, were Crystal Falls
visitors last Sunday, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Conlin. They were
making an automobile trip through
the upper peninsula and stopped over
70 visit with cid friends here and at
Alpha.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03
POLITICAL NOTICE

hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office OF sheriff OF Iron county, at
the Primary election TO be held on
August 81.
II nominated and elected 10 this Of
fee my aim will be to enforce the law
without fear or favor / make no
promises OF support or Of official APP
pointment TO anyone.
t26-tf.) SAM JACOBS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03


ID. A. l.. Bovik returned Wednesday
from his vacation trip, which he spen'
at Chicago and Rochester, MINI.
Hugo Erickson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Erick Erickson OF Fortune Lake, was
operated upon at the Larson hospital
during the week
o. p. Larsen was operated upon al
the Larson hospital during the week
At this writing he is recovering very
nicely.
The first Catholic slavish Ladies
Aid Society picnic will be given on
July IL on the Dalpra grounds across
the river. Everybody invited,
BATH H0USE-The Bathhouse is
located ON the left hand side. going
down the street, second house from
n. W track-open Thurs. and Sat, at
1900 o'clock until 1900.
(26-29) VICTOR KAITILA.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03
persollals

The woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. A. A. Metcalf Thursday evening,
July s. Important business.
Miss Dorothy and Mr.. Alfred Keast
are visiting friends at Norway this
week.
Frank cumminsh OF Caspian was in
Crystal Falls this week looking after
his fences for the office OF mine in
spector.
Sheriff Wilson and his deputies
rounded up the biggest still in a raid
at Iron River during the week that
they have found 10 date The pipe
leading from II was one inch in dia-
meter
Forget the past. Look into the
future. Iron County Fair the best in
Cloyerland. Iron River. Michigan,
September l5-l6-17. (26-tf)
Sunday services at the NJ. f. church
will be conducted by Messrs Ivan ID.
Wright and George Bickford. the rec
tor having left Friday for Ishpeming
TO attend the Epworth League In
stitute There will be no services In
the evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03

Miss Leora Fisher Is visiting dur
Ing her vacation In Green Bay. Wis.
BE sure and read the Hematite
Mercantile Co ad this week. and all
the other ads. as they all contain
very interesting matter.
Tightening struck the house on the
Conlin farm at Balsam, occupied by
by Louis Bearte. last Sunday night
The damag is not great and the oc-
cupants escaped without injury al
though they had close call.
Miss Freda Kluttig arrived home
from Seattle during the week. Miss
Freda is teaching in the Seattle
schools and will return there after
spending the summer In Crystal Falls
Mr.. Dwight c. Long has gone to
Lansing for conference and inspect
ion OF the State Farm Brueau Or
ganization and NJ. A. c. Experiment
Station.
DELCo-LIGHT:-The complete e.
leetric light and power plant that
pays for itself-for farms and coun-
try homes. Hane Bros, Iron River
Mich.
r. b. Webb and Sam Bridges ar
rived here on Wednesday afternoon
with the cars that they got at Toledo.
They came through without any diff
Guilty whatever. Mrs. Bridges and
Miss Lorraine Case, met Mr. Bridges al
Milwaukee and accompanied him
back.
A Ford and Overland car came to-
gether on Fifth street yesterday morn.
ing, because OF the breaking OF the /,
steering gear OF the Overland
The timberworker's strike was call
ed on at Escanaba during the week
and the shippers having logs along e
sidings in these parts expect that they
will be able to start shipping again
soon.
A. L. Flewelling intended to drive
through TO Tomahawk lake. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. d. Fall accompanying him,
but the big rains OF Thursday changed
his plans and he went via train. He
will fish at the lake for few days
and then proceed on his way to spo-
kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noyes and Mr..
George H. Noyes accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Neman of Boniface on an auto
trip to the cherry orchard OF the lat
ter near Sturgeon Bay today The
Nemans arrived here last night and
Ill left this morning. They will be
rome week or two.
Supt Helmer of the North Western
'oad was in Crystal Falls Wednesday.
lie remained here over night in his
pecial car In reply to an inquiry
rom a reporter he said that the coal
ituation Is beyond him; that the .
carcity OF gondola cars Is keeping, !
ven the mines OF the railroad com
any idle half OF the time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03
DRUG STORE NEWS
REIN.
JULY 8, 1920.

A travelling man dropped into VIII
sons barber shop for shave His
face was tender, and the barber, hav-
ing a jar OF Nyal's Face Cream, put
some on-the man was so pleased
that he came in and bought large
box lie told me ne had been paying
75c for tiny box OF highly advertised
cream and, 10 use his own words
-"Nyal's Cream has IL beat a mile. :"
This mans experience is not uncom-
mon
Nyais Peroxide Cream Is most sat
isfaciory for men and women.
O.
II you need a bathing cap, a pen
nant for your car or some rolls OF
kodak flm-get them this evening
we will be closed all day Sunday.
I'VE shall find nothing in the world
which we do not find in ourselves"
%
Rezin's Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03
PoUNDMAsTER.s NOTICE.

A black horse, with clipped name
right hind foot has white mark.
Weighs about 100
(26) Cyril yarney, Poundmaster
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03
Mrs. viii Eldred bas No..

Mrs. Will Eldred has been I, !,
all week visiting with relatIvo, ,''0l'
She will return home Mondav '@s'e.
win Eldred Is running me ~.
Of the Crystal Falls motor Co.'S 80
this week. 'ns
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03

Rezin's Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03

Sunday, July 4-Goldwyn. Cera,,..
Ferrar In sSHADOWS.-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03

Saturday, July S-Paramount ma
Bennett in "FUSS AND FEATHpps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-20
GERMANY STILL
STORM TOSSED
BoIshevism Grips Important
Cities Of tn e
Empire.
AFTER LUDENDORF
Warrants for Arrest of Hun Leader
and Bauer, His Right-hand Man,
Are Issued.

Berlin, March 20.-Essen sur.
rendered yesterday afternoon to arm
| ed workmen, after violent fighting
IN which it is estimated that three
hundred persons were killed.
1t is reported that Communists
| have occupied five railroad stations
/ % the east of Berlin, and that troops
are being rushed thither in armored
cars.
London. March 20.-One hundred
persons were killed and, more than
200 others wounded in collisions in
various Quarters cf Berlin Thursday,
according to advices from the Ger
man capital received by way of
Copenhagen. Eye witnesses of oc-
currences which took place outside the
town hall relate disorders. and it is
declared that in the suburb of Scho-
anbcrg fifteen officers of the Baltic
troops were literally trampled to
leath by the crowd.
Dispatches from the German capi-
al state that persons arriving in
Berlin by automobile from points in
South Germany report that the rad
ical labor elements are everywhere
in charge of the important centers.
These travellers say that the work
ars are. not only armed, but are be-
sieging the government troops in
their own barracks at many points
in southwestern and central Ger
many, and that soviet governments
have been installed in several cities
The Exchange Telegraph issues a
report to the effect that telephone
message from Berlin says thata hum
ired persons were killed in the fight
ing at the Brandenburg Gate in Ber-
lin, and that the dining room Of the
Hotel Adlon was completely dc
Stroyed by machine gun fire.
According to the same authority,
Russian Bclshevist forces are adj
vancing from the Russian frontier.
:. Copenhagen, March 20:-War-
rants have been issued for the ar
rest of General Ludendorff and of
Colonel Bauer. characterized as Lu-
dendorff's fright hand man." says a
dispatch to the "Social Demokrat-
en-" yesterday from Berlin.
The Berlin correspondent of the
tPolitiken" declares that General
Ludendorff is compromised in the
highest degree in connection with
the revolt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-20
Legal Battle Over c. E.
Churchman's Will Ends
at Midnight.
CASE LASTS FOUR DAYS
Jury Out One Hour and twenty-five
z Minutes-Churchman Left Estate
/ Worth About $4,000.

The Will of the late Charles E /.
Churchman was sustained BY 4 jury
in the Corporation Court. TIC ver-
Sdict sustaining the will involving an
estate valued at about $50,Qno, was
Brought in five minutes before md
right last night. A. D. Brockett
was foreman. The jury was out one
hour and twenty-five minutes.
The verdict ended four
days battle to break the will of
Churchman.
:: The verdict was short and to the
point reading as follows: Eve the
jury on the issue joined find, that
the within paper writing dated No
vember 12, 1917, is. the true and last
win and testament Of Charles E.
Churchman.
Bequests made by Churchman fol-
low: To George E. Warfield Sl0,-
900 for valuable services and advice
given in the management of his bus
mess, affairs; to Lyeurgus E. Uhler
$4,000 for services given in connec-
tion with his business affairs; Mrs.
Emma Owens $4,000; to his friend,
Charles r. Howison, of Washington,
5000, and to Samuel Nappert, for
faithful services, $500. The remain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-20
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Activity Continues In Property Trans.

Activity Continues In Property Trans.
fers.
Leeds of conveyance for the follow
ing pieces of property have just been
placed on record in the Office of the
clerk of the court: William j. Schuler
and wife to Clyde B. Lanham. house
and lot 1907 King street; Floyd 5.
Shinn to Harry B. Davies, houses and
lots 1920 and 1922 Duke street; Miss
Constance Boush to d. l.. Norford
and wife, house and lot 212 South
Pitt street; Earl w. Saum to Alcxan-
dria Laundry, Inc, house and lot on
the east side Of Payne, between Cam
aron and Queen streets; Charles W,
Wright to Charles Aubrey Callahan.
house and lot 8, block 5, section !:
Rosemont; the Mutual Ice Company to
C. Clark, lot of ground on the
west side of Royal between Duke and
Wolf streets; Mutual Ice Company t.
James C. Richards, lot on the west side
cf Royal. between Duke and, Wolf
Mutual Ice Company to Mrs
Susan NJ. McCaffrey, house and lot or
he west side of Royal between Duke
md Wolf streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-20
ARBoR DAY
A Proclamation by the Governor of
Virginia


Whereas, 1t has been customary
annually, in the Spring, for the Gov
ernor, to designate by official proc
lamation day to be known as Ar
Dor Day, to be observed throughout
Virginia as day of planting Of trees,
shrubs and vines about the homes
and public places, and along the
public highways, to contribute to the
economic wealth and attractiveness
of the Commonwealth; and
Whereas, BY resolution of. the
General Assembly of Virginia, sign.
ed March 6, 1918, the American dog
wood (cornus florida) is declared to
be the floral emblem Of the Com
monwealth; now
Therefore, I Westmoreland Davis,
Governor Of Virginia, do hereby des-
ignate Tuesday, March 80, 1920, as
Arbor Day; and I request the people
Of Virginia on this day to plant
dogwood about their
homes, around all school buildings, in
the public parks and cemeteries, in
all other public places and along the
public highways, and wherever the
planting and cultivation of trees,
shrubs, vines and flowers and of
growing things will contribute to
he greater happiness, to the beauty
md to the economic and social well
oeing of our people and of the Com
nonwealth.
Given under my hand and under
he Lesser Seal, of the Common
wealth this eighteenth day of March,
n the year of our Lord one thous-
md nine hundred and twenty, and !
n the one hundred and forty-fourth !
'ear Of the Commonwealth.
Westmoreland Davis, Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-20
BRIDAL SHOWER
Entertainment for aIr. and Mrs. {
Il. Smith Given Last Night

Entertainment lot hf. dhu .hiH' y
u. Smith Given Last Night
4 bridal shower was given IL
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Urbir
Smith. at the residence of tn
BRIDES mother, Mrs. George F. kiC
we'll, 42O North Alfred street. Th
home was elaborately decorated
They were showered with Brides
roses from an electrical dome.
A supper was served, after an in
terestins program of games an
music.
Among those present were Mis-
Ashly Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. JoEl
R. Reed, Miss Idah Reed, Mr.
Frank Stovers Mrs. Harry NJ. Spill
Ter. Mr.. Richard Rambo, Mrs. Ef
fie Evans. Miss Rena Lyles, Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Kidwell, Mis-
Catherine Brock, Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Brown, Miss Inez Pierpoint
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Smith, Mis-
Mildred Ewald, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Mount. Miss Pauline Shinn, Mrs
George Bender, Miss Edna Padgett
Miss Elizabeth Chauncey, and Mis-
Catherine Garvey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-20
] INCONSISTENCIES; FEES.
One Makes More,in Three Days Than
.iJudge Does in a.
J.. Year.

ear.
DANVIILE, Va, March 2G.-Thc
semi4annuat session of United States
Court closed Wednesday afternoon.
the record docket being disposed Of
in an unusually short time. Although
more than 200 cases were docketed
there were only three jury trials and
only one man sentenced to the Fed
eral Penitent;ary. The other eases
were either submitted, filed away or
continued.
The outstanding feature of the ses-
sion has been the harvest reaped by
attorneys Moonshiners no longer
offer their S25 fee for representa-
tion in court and il is not uncommon
that lawyer will earn $1,000 for
work consuming less than 10 minutes
One attorney who had so cases in
hard a majority of which were sub
mitted, is reported to have mad;
nearly $4,000, while another lawyer
with a wide rural clientele, made more
in three days than Judge H; c. Nc
Dcwcl! does ein year. The moon.
sinner is helpless when he comes tt
courl, has wholesome dread of con
| fnement and will pay literally Al
astute lawyer we'll versed in Fedora
procedure. ::
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-20
A. H. S. LOSES.
Manassas Freshmen Victorious In a
Hard Fought Game.


Hard Fought Game.
Before large and enthusiastic
crowd of supporters, the Lee School
Basketball team met defeat last night.
for the first time this season, losing to
the Manassas High School freshmen
by,a scosa af .17$o Ii.
The game was we'll played and
loosely contested throughout. Several
times the score was tie and not until
the whistle blew for the last period
was there any certainty as to the
winner. ;
The playing Of Cecilia Shapiro.
Iona Vogt and Margaret Schafe for
tile local team. and Almo ,Lunsford,
Frances Pierce and Louise Rexrode
for the Manassas team, deserves
special mention.., Time of quarters, s
minutes, -:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-20
TREATY IS LOST
Ledge Offers Resolution Instructing
Secretary TO Return Pact to
President as Failure

lfSSluelll dS idilulS
The Senate at GAS o'clock last
night voted down the resolution of
ratification of the treaty OF peace
with Germany by vote of 40 to 80
After the vote the chair announced
hat "the Senate does not advise and
consent to the raiificesion of the
'rcaty."
An effort was made by resolution
% send the treaty back to the Pres
dent. This failed and the Senate ad-
journed. Automatically the treaty
row will be sent to the President,
who may return i TO the Senate If
ne sees fit.
Mr.. Lodge offered the resolution
nstructing the secretary Of the Sen
ate to return to the President the
treaty of peace. which was signed
1T Versailles June %, 1919, and
respectfully to inform him that the
Senate was unable TO advise and
consent to its ratification, being un-
able to obtain a constitutional ma
iority therefor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-20
SONG SERVICE
Program at First Baptist Church To.
morrow Evening

Program at First Baptist Church To.
morrow Evening.
A song service will be given at the
First Baptist Church at 7:+5 O'CLOCK
tomorrow night. The program fo!
lows:
Professional.
Doxology.
Invocation.
Reading Scripture.
Gloria.
Anthem, "Sing We, Allelulia,' by
he choir Mr.. Toense, soloist.
Tenor Solo, "The Lord is My Light" "
Martin Richardson.
Anthem, "Oh for a Closer Walk"
choir. Mrs. Chas. Bealle, soloist.
Offertory Solo, 20 Divine Re-
leemer," Mrs. Lillian Baker.
Sermon, Rev. DR.. f. B. Jackson.
Anthem, praise the Lord 0 Jeru-
salem,"n choir. Mrs. Oliver, soloist:
Trio, praise Ye," Mrs. Beall, Mr..
Toense and Mr.. Pitts.
Soprano Solo, open the Gates
Mrs. Walter Oliver.
Contralto Solo, "The Day is Ended,
Mrs. Josephine Cottrell.
Anthem, Sing Unto the Lord. :"
choir.
Benediction.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee. pianist
Mr.. Leroy Herndon, violinst; Mr.,
w. H. Starnell, organist and director