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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

when tho car stands and the pedal Is
pushed down to release the clutch the trans
mission gears attached to the clutch should
stop turning SO the lever can be pulled into
any speed without sound II there IL a
noise under this condition, Il Indicates that
the clutch springs need adjusting so as TO
stop the clutch from spinning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

Many drivers do not like to stop the en-
Eins when having their engines hled with
GIL. The result 10 that the breeze from the
fan blows away an appreeiable quantity OF
oil. This may be prevented by wiring a tin
Windshield on the proper side OF the oil
measure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

is passed back BY the center That's the safest
play 1t and lot Of useless arguments will be avoided
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
You Auto KnorU

In some Ioes :.ons and on some cars even
spring EAshsTs DO not hold the nuts in place
for more than a brief period. BY porring
OF such nuts until they are hlied IN IL will
be found that the ru,A will be held securely
for some time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

SoIly Young, OF Chester. has placed him.
self under the ma nagement OF Lew Goodman
who has matched his new charge with Joey
Swartz. ten rounds. at the Peerless A. c.,
Baltimore. the second week In October.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

THIS Is good point to remember. Any,oay, the
referee tci1 blop his tohistle as the foul
occurs and declare the ball dead
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

Willie Prcaeman is back in Philadelphia
OF a lightweight and featherweight,
Bobby North New York l33 FOUNDER. and
Joe Dundee. n l22-pounder from baltimore,
are TO box under Pressman's direction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

Bantams, featherweights and liEhtwciEhts
dolphia bouts at the National Club tomorrow
night. Matchmaker O.Brien has placed
George Chaney. the knockorout. on the end
chinned bat.ler OF Manayunk. Danny Frush
will show In the semi with Bobby McCann
as his opponent. Joe Jackson vs. Dick
stosh. Frankie Rice Vg Gus Franchinni and
Little Jer vs.. Charley Ray are other bouts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

training for his ten-round bout with Pepper
Martin at Boston on Tuesday night. The
KIDS next bout will be with Harry Carlson
OF Boston. at the National here October 2 in
the semihnal of which Young Tom Sharkey
will take on Willie Ryan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
Shaw Brands Lloyd
George as "Wrecker'

Edinburgh, Oct. I5.-George Ber-
nard Shaw charatteriSticaly attacks
Premier Lloyd George on the -latter's
candidacy 70 rthe rectorship Of Eiden
bur:th University against Prof Gilbert
Murray. ''Ike contest is indecent in
tel:cotually and acadam.cally,' says
Shaw ''Uloyd George is the incarna-
zion of the Parliamentary elect;oneer-
ing, suburb fatening, rcclllessly short
sighted oppor:un:st which is visio!y
wrecking European civilization.
His hcu:on against PIIof. M@r-
ray would be really an intellectual
equivalent to Not THIS man. but Bar
abbaS.
IF the election We're parliamer-
tary one. | should wish Lloyd George
success, for Murray is much tco good
fer that wretched assembly which,
when our soldiers won TIE wa, ,3S:
peace ard new under the rlem:er'S
leadership is handing ireland as the
Turkish empire used to handle the
Pa hars.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
PARkER-GRAI SCHOOL.

The auditorium Of the Parker
GRAY School looks very nice with the
new chairs.
Come out and pay Us a visit, we
shall be glad to see you. We wish
to show you the urgent need OF maps,
globes, charts and other things. We
wish to raise little more hhan three
hundred dollars ($300) and those
who have not sent in their contribu-
tons, we would be pleased to have
them do so at their earliest conven-
fences.
We are about to mail or send ap-
peals to those who have not paid in
their subscriptions and when re-
ceived. We hope you will act on them
at once. The things we wish TO
purchase are absolutely necessary
and needed now for the advance
mcnt and comfort Of your children
and your friends children.
We are getting the roll Of honor
list in shape to be placed, suitably
framed, in the auditorium. We de-
sire to have you name on that roll.
The 3G2 chairs in the Assembly
room, a book case for the school
library, a teachers desk, eleven
clothes trees and waste pancr has
kcts have been placed in th" rev
school by the Snowdcn Schoo! Alu-
mni.
A beautiful white "namocd sani-
tarv bed with suitable mattress
and pillow was given bv Mrs. william
=. Smoot 70 the Schcol for III"
emergency room. The gift is highly
appreciated by the teachers, pupil;
and patrons.
Send your contribution to K. d.
Ly!cS, GlG South Columbus street
Previously acknowledge. SG72.5O.
New subscriptions: Joseph Snow.
50: Charles II. Gray, 81: Henry 6.
Brooks. 81: Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Jack
son, 81; Ehenczer Baptist Church,
$l3.G3.
l.. Griffin Brooks. Pres
+. ID. I.vlas. En-. Se"y.
Snow!cn School Alumni Associations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
New Pastor Named
Rev. llr. y. II. Martin of Washington,
Appointed for Trinity VI. +.
Church

Rev. D. II. Martin, d. D.. of Wash
inS:on. has been appointed pastor Of
I'r!rl:y W. +. Church. lie WI! preach
his first senm0n Sunday. The appoint
merit of Rev. pr Martin as pastor Of
this church was announced to-day by
Rev. Dr. John r. Edwards. district
super:r!cn Of Washington.
Dr.. Martin prior to the war was
pastor Cf Wesley Chapel. Washington
and during the war period he served
as chairman Of exemption beard No.
/. Of Washington.
The newly appointed pastor takes
the place Of Rev. 0. W. Reynolds who
reccn.ly resigned the paztorate of
Ttr;ty Church to accept an appoint
mpNt as chaplain in tine United State;
Army
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
Reception Tonight
kei Cross 10 Honor David Brown Of
Potomac Division

Red Cross headquarters at the
rccmS Of the chanlGer of commerce
was the scene CT activity this morn
;ng. Committees were busy ccmp-et-
in- PANS for the informal reception
to !ye rendered David Brown, manager
Ct Potomac Division tonight at 8
o'clyck.
NJ. Brown vii deliver an address
in .ae auditorium CT the chamber Of
commerce. The reception vii, be held
in/the club room. after which refresh
men.s via be served. Tn.S meeting
has been arranged by the executive
rcnrrf...ec to bring together the mem
h@rs Of .Afexar;yia Chartc" TO meet
TIE manager of Potomac Division. The
executive romm.t.ce is not making az.
effort TO extend individual invitations
to the 1000 or more members. The
branch and auxiliary chairmen have
been requested to invite and urge
tac;r members to be present.
Through the courtesy Of the GA
zet.e, al invitation IS again extend
ell to al members to attend The re-
rep:ion tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
WANT FIREMAN.
Uncle Sam Will Give $3.50 4 Year
Either Sex Qualified

The local board Of civil service
examiners announces tha: Uncle Sam
viii hold an examination here Novem-
ber ., for the position Of stationary
firemen and he is willin" to pay ANY,
one who can pass the test the munif-
icient sum of $3.50 year. It is re-
| cited that the applicants must have
! six months experience as fireman Of
: steam heating plant. This time
both men and women may enter.
Males. however, are desired the cir
sular states.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
REBECCA LODGE. /. o. o. r.

Members of Liberty Rrhncra Lodge
No. Is, |. O. O. f.. Of this city will
visit .Accot.nk Lodge Of Odd Fellows
Monday night.
Mrs. ". l.. Martin, district deputy.
will accompany Liberty Lodge and
It is expected that preliminary ar
ragement wiz be made for the in
stitutor Of Rebccca Lodge at Ac-
.otink. Rev. Edgar Carpenter it is
expected will make an address to-
rether with other speakers. This
viii be an open meeting and all are
invited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
SHOOTING ACCIDENT
SAYSc0R0NER' R'S|JURY
Also Says Killing of Alfred
Doss Was Unjusti
fable
FIVE WITNESSES
Testimony Was That Shamrock Fired
After Another Detective Had Alter
cation With Two Employees at Car

That Alfred Doss, co!ored, labor
er who was employed at the Potomac
wards, came to his death from gun
shot wound inflicted by Special agent,
P. A. Shamrock at Potomac yards. Oct
l3 and died at Q o'clock that night
at the Alexandria Hospital ard that
the shooting and killing was acciden-
tai was the verdict of coroners
Jury which met last night at Wheat
'ev's mortuary chapel. The jury ad
led to the verdict but the shooting
was unjustif;ablc.'
The Jury was composed Of the fol-
lowing: K. Theodore Cook, foreman;
W. J. Nc Caffrcy, William Baader,
Herbert c. Knight, Walter 7. Cline,
Hunt Russell. Coroner /. VI. JCncs
presided.
The jury heard the testimony of
five witnesses before reaching It's
verdict
Representing the railroad COM
oany at the inquest was Attorney
Gardner i. Boothc and Attorney
Edmund Burke for the family of Doss,
Commonwealth's attorney, Frank Ball
# Arlington county, appeared for the
state. Shamrock was not present.
Attorney Ball stated that the shoot
ing probably would be investigated
iy the grand jury which meets Mon
lay in Arlington county.
Fleming Burke, a seal clerk en-
rloycd al the yards who lives at Po-
tomac, told the jury that prcvicns TO
the shooting there was scufflc at
the pay car between another special
agent and two white men, because
they got on the wrong side Of the
nay car and that Shamrock walked
up and pulled out his gun and two
men took hold Of il and as he stepped
nack it was discharged. Al the time
he gun was discharged, Shamrock
was bent owe" he said.
According to the testimony Of
James HaSSon, Of Alexandria, 4
brakeman. following an alteration
between two men and another Spcc-
iai agert at the pay ear, Shamrock
'ame up and pulled his gun and fired,
and witness said he grabbed Sham
"ock Immediately after the shooting.
No on" had hold Of Sham
'ock when he fired. said til" witness
and he added nothing was done to
provoke the shooting.
Arthur Arnold, AnacoStia, u. c.. a
ar inspector at the yards. told thn
Jury that following remark made
hy him a detective struck him over
the side Of the face with thn barrel
If pistol. Witness said the shooting
occurred Immediately after he Was
struck, although he did rot witness
it.
Following an altcrcation between
m employee and another detective,
he shooting occurred. sal Norman
w. Gill. yard conductor. Sham
~ock pulled ont his gun and Il went
off, and two men grabbed it. Sham
CONTINUED en- Page Fivcl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
GOV. COX ARRA|GNS
HARDING SUPPORTERS
Says They Constitute Mot
ley Array of Question
able Groups
II PARTIES" ON LIST
Declares That to Survey Them Brings
Crimson Blush of Humiliation to an
American" Speaks 1T Ohio Capital.

| Co'aafi us, Oct 14-Serere arraign-
mert Ct forces which he said were sup
Dc.': rg Senator Harding. his Repubh
iar opponent. was made by Governor
Cox here last right in an address at
ehe S:ase fair grounds coliseum, clos
ing a strenuous day Of campaigning
IN rs hgme State.
Tfe Governors address last night
was to crowd which filled the larg-
os. fol1m in the State capic&l. Ii was
the eleventh speech CT an eXhalsting
day il Ono for the Governor on his
t;rl- fr}l day Of home State campaign
ing
Orleans at Van Vert. DeIphos,
Lima. Wapakone;a, Sydney, Urbara
AMI Milford Center turned OUT in force
with bands. including The celebrated
COX Earl of Piqua, which perform
ed at the San Francisco convention.
TIE candidate Of the Senatorial
ring h.S behind him today the most
mo-, ey array Of questionable groups
ana ir''uences that ever were behind
can-Taa te-an array that to survey
rrars me crimson blush OF humiha-
Ion to an American" the Democratic
Presidential candidate declared.
The FLOWING parties were NAM
Z, =. backing Senator Harding:
THE reac::onary party
"'rhc pro-Gcrman party. whose mem
hcrS or.pcSed our successful proseeu-
| lien cf he war"
| The Italian party, whose members
| Pace . futile Italian Imperialism
over The interests Of this nation
The low-wage party, an orgam;za-
ton VIII! definite understanding
.h2. wage: must come down
"Iha suppression rarsy, whose
members say or believe that every
ibs Of progressive thought is to be
rn2ke'
las Gr"@S parry an" ''e hUS"''a"
@'H?' W-A " common pu''p''e ~
punish these who considered the we.-
fare of the world superior to the
aims CT na'icH9i.Ssie ahn I'oh'
In" hay2Net parry "l''Sn oe"rEss
n'ar.ja' ~" IS solvent tor an 'haus-
wal df<rr0es.
LIE n&s ohaI '<2Na'.0i P"f'E' "'toSe
10lcr: IS To secure aN.ccr"''r F'S'V'o''
:" .1c "sf'" az" "'cse q 'ee'' : 80
FEhr2s''
The Ib"ty~'|oNd specnia'ofs parry
r@w arrHr%ing sudden coup 20 the
nreiacjcc Ct the taxpayers.
III" anN-t"aeEal reserve +Ac'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
DemcnStratjcn at Michelhach's
VIII End TOMORROW Nj!

VIII End Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow night will see the end Of
the big special demonstration Of the
new Perfected White Rotary Sewing
Machine which has been in progress
a: the big Miche!bach store during the
ent:re week. The demonstration has
been wc! attended during the week.
many Alexandria women taking ad-
vau.age of the opportunity to receive
free Instructions on the machine.
The demonstration has been in
charge cf an artist representing the
White Sewing Machine Company and
she has Shcwn number of local wo-
men. how the Perfected White dses
It's work. The special display and de-
monsl;rat:on will be brought to close
tomorucw evening and al! women are
cordially invited TO visit the store to-
morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
Accepts New Position
f. ". Latham Appointed Resident Sec
rrlary Cf Scottish Rite Bodies

i. ". Latham Appointed resident sec
rclary cf Scottish Rite Bodies
Frank ". Latham. superintendent
of TIE city gas works, has beer ap-
pointed resident secretary OF the Scot
t;sb RE Masonic bodies Of this city.
MIR. Latham will be in charge Of The
handsome new hcme of these bodies
winch they recently acquired at the
southeast corner Of Alfred and Came
ION streets.
WAh;n short time Mr.. Latham
will assume his duties at the ScoT -sh
RE Temple and he will tender MS
resignation "a superintendent Of the
city gas works. not before. however,
the committee on lj-h; arEangeS 10
arpci2rt his successor.
Mr. Latham has been connected
u5:.h The city gas works for the past
twenty-five years with the exception
Of three years and has practically
grown up With the gas pant CT Alex
an'ria. During that time the business
of the gas plant has greatly increased
HIS many friends wish him success
n his new field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
SENATOR FLAYS REPUBLICAN
PARTY.

,, Washington, Oct. l5.-An attack
on the taxation policy OF the Repub::
licans and on Senator Penrose, of
Pennsylvania, was mads by Senator
Gless, Virginia, yesterday in stirring
statement given out at the White
House.
Referring to a recent statement by
Penrose that taxes would be reduced
by Republican administration Glass,
who was formerly Secretary of the
Treasury, said:
"The people should clearly and con-
stantly understand that not even
Senator Penrose, much less the i'm
potent Republican Congress, can
Tighten the burden Of taxation at this
Congress or the next or for many
succeeding congresses, # the varloaS
schemes for monStrous expenditures;
such as indisciminate bonuses and
other projects proposed by Republi-
can house, are put into effect by any
administration !;
Glass said Penrose in his talk about
tax revision 'brushcs aside with a
gesture Of undisguised contempt the
Federal Constitution" Though the
Constitution provides that all money
bills must originate in the house.
Glass said that 1T is the fixed iudg-
ment of many keenly obselvant per-
sons that not only Will all revenue
bills originate with Mr.. Pcnrosc. bit
likewise all things else. legislative
and executive, which shall affect the
interests Of the people of this coun-
try
Glass declared the Republican
party had absolutely failed to keep
its promise made two years ago to
reduce taxes.
The Virginia senator predicted that
if the Republicans are elected there.
will be no tax revision either at the.
short session or The special session.
to follow. The special session, he
said, will be required "for the pur-
pase Of scrapning the league Of ma.
tons, thus dishcnoring this nation
and trying to induce the forty-onc,,
nations now forming the league t.,
join AIr. Ha"!ire' arl the .iunl;crs and
the Sultan Of Turkey with Lenine.
and Trotsky in their associations Of
nations to encourage peace"
"I think there will BE- enough self
reSnect;np men left IN the Senate to
make it take that much time to break
up the league and induce the ma
tions constituting it to associate with
the United States. Germany, Turkey
and Russia in the proposed new
scheme Of separate peace and .
call it what you will league" Glass
said.
Senator Glass said he favors re-
pealing the excess profits tax. He
also urged revision Of the income ta>
schedule chiefly as to larger incomes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
IN 4MEMORIAM.

In sad and loving remembrance OF
my d.ar husband, Harvey Simpson
who departed this life October 10
1918. two years ago today.
One precious to our hearts has gone
The voice we loved is stilled.
The place made vacant IN our home
Can never more be filled.
Our Father in his wisdom. called
The boon his love had given:
And though on earth the body lies,
The soul is safe in Heaven.
BY his loving wife and children.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
I)I ED.

SARAH ELIZABETH AGER-Wed-
nesday, October =, at her resi-
dence, 7l3 South Fairfax street.
Funeral from Woodlawn Church,
at , o'clock Sunday afternoon, Oct.
II. Relatives and friends invited.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
NOTICE

Members of Martha Washington
Chapter. 0. T. S.. viii meet at : p.
NJ. Friday. October Is. at Tiniberman's
drug store, Washington and King
streets. to go By truck to attend. III
body, the Eastern Star Carnival in
Wa sh :neton. 246-2c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15

Sunday. October 10, A.
AIarGu;se Ring 3 turquoise sur
rounded of q diamonds. Finder
will please return to Mrs. Frank
Carlin, .Arcturus and receive
liberal reward. 247-1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL.

The Dreadnaught A. c., will give
an Athletic Carnival at the Opera
House or Tuesday, October 10. 1920,
at Sis p. NJ. Admission. Orchestra,
So cents, Balcony, 90 cents.
Wrestling. Rcxing, Singing. Music
Dancing
Ladies invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15

hraucc of uur dear son and brOtner.
Eligia E. Rcach. who entered into
rest twn years ago. today, October
II, 1918.
I caunot forget you, dear son
While in this world | stay;
God cnly knows my feeling
Since you have passed away.
Core in the best Of his days.
Bighted in marhood'S bloom;
Taken from the hearts that loved him.
70 sleep in tn" silent tomb
The month Of October one more is
here.
70 NE the saddcst Of the year.
Because two years ago today
We laid our Dear Eligic away.
The fl"wcrs placed upon his grave
Nav withcr and decay,
But thp love for him who sleeps be-
V 40 '''>'' '''>''
So time goes Gn. miss yea more,
Your memory is as fresh today
As il was the day you passed away.
There is a sad. sad lon"ing,
rcep down In our hearts today,
Tn 500 ara;u nyr loved one,
"'''"' '''"'" '''N ''''' - '"".''
I off"n s;t and wonder
What Won would rhirk or saw,
# Won onlr knew the changes
NAT nave n""'":tS' 7."S' '''' '''''
~" ''''.''>''
And boar MY cross in silence.
Awa;t;n~ NV call away.
go" ''"' - wa VIZ "'' '''
payer
""' V" S''"'' met s"'''' ""H'
4,
wv - - ''''' ''> '''''> : - ''"'
His 1ov;rn mothn". &. Y. Harrison.
HOY hanpy were the hv-eonc davs.
Wien our circle was comreto.
Pr+ ncv :. k brckoY. ono k pore
To live at Jesus feet.
.Twas sa;d to say mood-hv to him
When hn was called away:
But God know best. to Him we bow.
NaW mo.t arain some dav
lt9m" 1T ''St' 50 S"erdy sleeping,
Whore .hrre i. no nan or sorrow
Non" On earth car harm ven there,
Us s"""t 10 breath thry name;
In death We do the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15

M"a;less days in peace-time Paris
mark the f;rai triumph CT the auto
over the, f:acre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
-Four Get Diplomas
Large Crowd Attends Graduation of
of Hospital Nurses

lr tie presence Of an audiance
wEirh flied the Young Peoples bu,!d
ing 20 Is capacity graduation eXcr-
c.&es Of the narScS Of the Alexandria
i!c=pl.3. were he'd last G,%ht. The ad-
drcs< 10 The graduates was delivered
ty Attorney J. Rainfall C@:on, and Dr.
Hugh Mcclure prc.cn.cd the c&p.cmaS
to the four graduates as f2li5ws:
Misses willie Pierce Boon. Ora Luc-
cite Smith, Irma Evelyn Kocn;z and
Lydia May Pryor. The nurses took
.ne Florence Nightingale cath.
Music was furnished by the Citizens
Bal#i vocal due; was given by
Misses Margarc and Ev".yn Howard
with Nr=. Elmer Spite as accom-
pa!!.st. Invocation and bencd:c.:ou was
given by Rev. Dr.. +. V. Reyc~ter. pas
tor Of the NJ. l.. Church South. The
nurses were the recipients Of flow
crS and other presents. The stage was
p,tggty decorated with palms and
ferns wn:ch were kiHdy y loaned hy
The Pcnnet F'.craI Company and G.
c. HIal,, florist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15

Representative R. Walton Moore
will address the voters Saturday
evening October 16, It o'clock in
Lee Camp Hall, under the auspices
of the Parent Teachers Association.
Members of the Cameron Cl1b, the
Parent Teachers Association and
their friends are invited to be pres
ent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15

The Rev. Robert B. Nelson, of the
Virginia Theological Seminary, will
occupy the pulpit at st. Paul's
Church, at both morning and evening
services, Sunday. The early morning
communion service will be omitted
this Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15

The midnight stars are hcam1n",
Upon her silent grave,
Who Slcrpth without dreaming;
The one we could not save.
May the Heavenly winds bow softly,
Der that sweet and hallowcd SPOT.
Md the changing seasons. CT l.!c dear
ore. yen will n"vcr hr forgotten.
Rv her devoted sister Eta
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15

The next journey scheduled for the
Prince of Wales is a voyage into ma
tr:Enony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15
IN MENORIAM.

In sad hut loving memory Of oar
dear daughtcr and sister. Emma
Rcbccca Rid"cway, who departed
this l:fc two years ago today,
October j., 1918.
The month Of October once more is
here.
To Us The saddcst Of the year,
because two years ago today.
Our beloved daughter passed away.
Days ri sadness still come over us,
Secret tears do often flow;
But memory kccns you near us,
Though you died two years ago.
We have missed her, how we've MSS
her.
God cf Heaven only knows,
But. We are on our way 10 meet her,
When our journey her" shal! close.
By her devoted mother and father.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Alexandria Water Co.,
will be held at the office Of the COM
lpany. III North st. Asauh street,
Monday, November 1st, 1920. ct 10
O'Clock a. M.
GEORGE UHLER,
E241-222c Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-15

SPECIAL SALE

Stetson Oxfords, below factory
price, $7.25 entire stock, cordovan,
calf, viri kid and kangroo calf.
Downham and Ridgely
247-1c