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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
Sutartis nera Sventa.

PriSimindamaS taikOS Sutar-
ii Su Vokietija premjeras pa
zymljo, jog VokietijoS privalu-
mas SutartieS sqlygaS pildyti.
Bet SutartiS, sake, n6ra Sven
tas daiktaS, kad j tur6tp but
nepalieGiama.> Jq galima, SUI
liz reikalo, perziurGti ir kal-
kmia> sqlygaS pamainyti XII
tokiomi>.
Jei Vokietija aiSkiai paro-
dyS, kad il Sirdingai pildo sn,
tartieS &alygas, Anglia visuo.
met vokieciams duos pagelba
arba palengvins ju priederm6.
Sc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
Tx DARBAS CALI PAGY
DYTI PASAULI.
Daugiausia reikia dirbti Vo-
Neciams.

Londonas, vas. II. - NatlO-
nal Union of Railwaymen ge-
neralis sekretOrius James Hen
ry Thomas Cia kalb6damas pa
zymljo, jog Siandie paSaulio
stoviS yra tOks opus, kad bile
kokS netaktingas pasielglmas
gall pakelti gaisra- II pakilu-
SioS * to nelaim6s dauglausla
paIiecia ne kitkq, kaip tik pa
CiuS darbininkus.
Kad pagydyti pasaull yra
reikalingas padidintas II uolus
zmoniQ darbas, sake Thomas.
Siandie Anghjos darbininkai
turf dirbti ketvirtq dali dau-
giau to, kaip jie yra dirbe
pirm buvusios kar6s. Prancu-
zai savo darba turi padvigu-
binti, g.i vokie6iai turi dirbti
IS kartu sunkiau, kaip pirm
kar6s.
Nes tik darbu bus atgaivin-
ia EurODa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
ATIDARYTA ANGLIJOS
PARLAMENTAS.
Tureta prieSkarines
iskilmybes.

Londonas. Vas. II. Nakar
Gia >u nepapraStomiS iSkilmy-
b6mi<, karaliui daIyvauiant,
atidaryta parlamento SeSija.
Karaiu> lordQ butte skate
>avo kalbQ.
Pmagino pa1 mmentQ paSi-
darbuoti klauSimai>: prieina-
me<nio ap$vietimo, AirijoS l.
kimo. angIekaSyklQ patvarky-
mo, parupinimo daugiau mai
>to mamie, ir tt.
AirijoS kIauSime pazym61o,
jog >itai parIamento seSijai bus
paduotaS AirijoS Savyvaldos
biliuS Su tikSlu uztikrinti tam
kra$tui @ereSne vaIdziQ.
Tai ne vi>kaS apie Airiiq.
Premjeras Lloyd George pas
kui kalbGdama> pareiSk6, had
bai<u Airijai duoti il Savyval-
dQ. NcS, sake, galvazudziai ne
gall valdytieS. Ir todel * Airi-
jos kaliuomen6 negali but at
$aukta arba jos SkaitliU$ SUI
mazmtaS.
Negalima taika su bolsevikais.
KaIbtdamaS apie Russia prem
iera$ paSaka, jis manaS Euro
pole nebuSianti igyvendinta
reikalinga tvarka. kol Russia
nebu> paStatyta ant kojU vi
sam SayO Stiprume.
Bol$evikizmaS n6ra jokia de-
mokratija ir Russia t'Iri but
atgaivinta Su prie$bolSevikino
valdzia.
BolSevikizmo negalima su-
truSkinti ginklais, sake prem
jeraS. Mes kaiminin6s SalyS ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
FRIEDRICH BUS TEISIA
MAS MILITARINIO
TEISMO.
Jis kaltinamas nuzudyme
grafo Tiszos.

Vienna, vas. u. = Is unga-
rios sostines Budapesto de-
peSoie salloma, jog ungarQ mi,
nisteriQ kabinetas nusprendt
leisti pravesti militarine by
Ia prizes Stephen Friedrich
dabartini kares minister.
Friedrich kaltinamas nuzu-
des buvusi Ungarijos premje.
ra grafa Tisza 1918 metals.
Militarinis teismas bus SUI
darytas is penkiu augstesnes
ranges oficierq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
.ANARCHIJA ODESSOJE IN
EJUS BOLsEVIKAMS.
5000 pabegeliu Konsta1-
tinopolyj.

Konstantinopolis, vas. II. =
Kuomet ana diena bolsevikai
in6jo Odesson, mieste pakilo
anarchija. Gatv6se ilgas laikas
liejosi kraujas. Mes rusai ne
name grazumu apleisti miesto
ir duoti vietos bolSevikams.
Tarpe Sito miesto il Odessos
pertrauktaS kabeliu SusineSi-
mas.
5000 pab6g6liQ is Odessos
Cia atkeliayo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
PASIDUODA TALKININ-
KAMs BUVEs sosTo
IPEDINIs.
Sakosi atsakas vienas uz visus
Htus.

Washington, vas. l1.-Buves
vokieciQ sosto ipddinis prisim-
te kablegrama prezidentui
Wilsonui. Kablegramoje sake,
jog jis pats vienas pasiduoda
talkininkQ teismui il atsako uz
visus kitus reikalaujamus vo-
kieGius.
Is BaltQiQ RumQ pranesta,
kad prezidentas tikrai caves
kablegrama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
boil LSEVIKAI SU LENKAIS
TAIKINSIS VILNIUJE?

Varsava, vas. 11.-LenkQ su
bolsevikais itaikos klausilnas
progresuoja. Parenkama vleta,
kur turi ivykti taikos tarybos.
Lenkai nori, kad tas butQ Ry-
goje. BolSevikai sake, paran-
kiausia taryhoms ,vieta bl}tu
Vilnius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
PAsTINIAI APsUNKIN1.
MAI lPANAIKIN0
DAUG LAIKRAscIQ.

Washington, vas. u. Da-
bartiniai pastiniai apsunkini-
mai antroje klesoje nuo lie
pos, 1918, panaikino 1900
ivairiu laikraseiQ.
Taip ana diena liudiio Vic
tor Rosewater is Omaha,
Neb., kongreso pastos reikaFl
komitetui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
Anglia Toll nuo Takes
su BOlSevikais
Airiijja gall tiketies tik
savyvaldos

imtos savais reikalais. Tuo
tarpu talkininkai jau nenori
duoti reikalingu l6Su pricSbol~
$evikiniams generolams.
Su bOlSevikais taika negali-
ma, kaip ilgai jie neprirodys
civilizuotam paSauIiui, kad jie
ntra barbarai. Bet jie TO ne
kuomet negali padaryti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
PANAIKINTI sUvARzYMAI
KELIAUTI ! ANGLIJA

New York, vas. -.
naikinti visokie kares ,lllet9
suvarzzymai keliaujantiems is.
Amerikos j Anglia. Vadinasi,
nereikia jjau tolesniai Vizuotl
pasportu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
GAISRE zUV0 VIENAS
zMOGUS.
San Francisco, Cal. ,

San Francisco, CAL, vas. II.
. Ana diena eia siaute dide-
lis gaisras. Sunaikino Berk-
shire apartamentinius trobe-
sius. Viena moteriske zuvo
gaisre. Apie 80 zmoniu suzeis-
ta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
KAREIvIAI RENEGATAI
NUsKANDINo GARLAIVI.
Nuzudyta 1,4oo vyrq, moteru
ir vaiku.

Novorosiisk, sausio q (su-
velinta) -Keturiolika SimtQ
vyrp, moteru ir yaikQ zrlvo ju-
r6se pirm poros dienQ, kuomet
rusp kareiviai armotp Sow
niais suskyl6jo If nuskandino
rusQ laisvanoriu transporta
Karptin salimais. Marjupolio,
Azovo jurGse.
BolSevikQ kariuomen6 buvo
vos " kelly myliu, krfomet
Itukstanciai pabeg6liQ susispie-
te j nedideli Marjupolio uosta,
kuomet sauszemiu jau nebuvo
galima pabegti.
Oficierai, vyriausybes val
!dininkai su savo zmonomis IL
f'aillais subego transportan
Karptin. Laivas buvo pilnute-
lis. Laivui slenkant nuo kranto
per ledQ lytis, likusieii pakele
demonstracijas, kad iiems nera
iokios pagelbos il lures papul-
Iti bolSevikams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
NAUJAS GENERALS
sTREIKAs VoKIETIJoJ

Berlynas, vas. -. Paki-
10 generals darbininkpl strei-
kas industrijiniam 'Solingeno
apslErityj, Prusijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
vYRIAUsYBE SUsIRUPI:
NUSI GALIMU STRE1-
KU.

Washington, vas. 10. sa
lies vyriausybe susirupinpsi.
Mes 2 milijosu geleHnkeliecn
gall pakilti streikan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
Pradeta saudymai.

Tarte likusiq ant kranto blu
vo keli Simtai kareiviq. Tie
tuojaus susibure j kuopas- III
nusprehde pereiti bolseviku
pusan. Ir kad parodyti savo
istikimybe bolsevikams, jie
pradejo Saudyti j palengva at
sitolinanti laiva.
Dalis kareiviQ teciaus nepa-
sitenkino Sautuvais. Jie nudu-
me netolimon artilerlJos sto-
vyklon ,ir is ten atsirempe trl-
coline armota su sovinlais. II
pradejo saudyti i laiva Karp-
tin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
Nera baimes.

BolSevikQ n6ra ko biiotieS,
paSakojo premjeras. Mes Jie
neturi SpGEQ iSibriauti / aplln-
.kineS Sails, kadir artimuOsiuS
rytuS. Jie negali Suorganizuoti
<tiprioS armiioS.
Premjeras sake, jog Rusiia,
jo nuomone, bus galima pagy-
dyti nuO bolSevikizmO epidemi-
JOS prad6juS Su toS Salies gy-
ventojai> veSti prekybQ. Gy-
ventojai, aprupinti reikalingais
daiktaiS, veikiau patyS suSi-
pra> il nuSikratys tQ epidemi-
ia. PaSveikS nuo ligOS. Tuomet
Su RuSUa il vel bus galima SUI
Siartinti civilizuotam pasau-
liui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12
DANAI LAIMEJo
sCHLESWIGE.
sopenhagen, vas. Il. .-siau-
riniam Schleswige plebiscite'
.laimejo danai gyventojai.

Londonas, vas. n.Prem-
jjeras Lloyd George paskelht,
kad anglai apleidzia miesta
Batum, Kaukaze.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-12

PIRKITE KARES TAUPY-
MO zENKLELIUS W.S.S.).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
N,TO CRASH KILLS TWO
Kalamazoo Man and Wife Meet Death
But Son Will Recover

Albion. n. Y. Aug. 2.--Hafry Van
Vclcvkcr. Kalamazoo. Mich. real cs-
tate man. was instantly killed and his
wife received injuries from which she
died when their automobile swerved
from the road al MaSon'S Corners
near here. Friday afternoon and
crashed into a big maple tree. Their
son. Claude. 7 years old. was injured.
hu. is expected 10 recover.
The Van VclcyEerS, who had been
visiting in Springfield. Mass. had
bcon called back to kalamazoo by thc
serious illness Of relative and were
hurryirc toward Buffalo in an effort
70 catch the night boat for Detroit.
The car was said to have been drrcn
~ = rate cf about 45 miles an hour.
Mrs. Van Vcieykcr lived ahou; 10 min
u.c< after the accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
Splendid Showing. During
Month Reported by Health
Department
\ RECORD FOR CITY
Health Officer Says There Are Still
tnSanitary Danger Spots-eecom.
mcndS Sewer to Rid City of Them.

Du.;t. the month Of .uly rct \
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nortcI J., ,ho ho,t+h .on,r+oo. ~,
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49,. !, ,..,..,.. ,.,,.. ~ n+,
t,,1,. .,~a,:,,aa4 ~ .,.t o,.a. r,
,uy,s last ,.,r ,ber. woro fo,,r-
foe, cqsr> and ciovcn eases during
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.nr r,uILs x,y. j.. 4o.. NOT ..
,c,.t rc, ,,,orJ :, confirms 6,,r.
49,, ..,.,,.t .,s cortor,ber arthorrt
IN ,,,-, i. d,os ,,t holieya ,ry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
Neeo Money to Carry Out
Elaborate Form of En-
tertainment
GAY TIME PLANNED
Will Use Court of Honor-City 10 be
Decorated and Thousands OF Incan-
descent I.ights.to illuminate Midway

\ fund Of $4,000 is Sough, by the
finance committee of the general con-
mi:sec for the entertainment Of the
delegates who are expected here Au-
gust -. rs and Ito attend the thirty
fourth annual convention and tourGa-
merit # the Virginia State Firemcn'S
Association.
VITA this ohiec; in view the commit
tee has son. our circular letters 10 th>'
various business and professional men
Of the city and others asking for so
or more. and they hope within short
time 10 have the required fund in
hand.
An elaborate program Of entertain
mcnt ha. been prepared for tn" viS!-
to:s and the committo" premises some
thing that will surpaSs anything ever
before attempted in Alexandria.
No pairs are to be spared in pror:d-
ag suitable entertainment for the
visiting fircmcn. Probably there will!
be 500 fircmcn in attendance and tw2
thousand visitors from every par, OF
Virginia. King street will he elaho-
ra:2ly decorated and Illuminated for
the festivities. The home coming
court Of honor also will he placed in
position on Washington street.
The finance committee is composed
If ]. II. Trimycr. chairman. Harry
Hammond j. NJ Duncan. John G..
C.aham. j. Sid Douglas. Julian y.
williams. Robert f. Downham. W. A.
Moore ir... +. S. nI.e@Ibeater. R. /.
Knight Charles B Swan. SamucI v.
PITTS. W. II. c. W!ldt. Charles ".
King and Laurence Stab!er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
HALT RUSSIAN ADVANCE
Muscoyites Leave Five Hundred Dead
And Eleven Machine Guns on
Field

Warsaw, Aug. 2.--BoishevTk forces
which have been concentrated on the
banks Of the Narew River with the
apparent object of driving to Warsaw
along the Bug River have delivered
a series of strong attacks. according
to a Polish communique issued here
The statement adds that the Poles
have repulsed the bolsheviki with
heavy losses in the sector near Topic
.loe. the Russians abandoning II ma
chine guns and leaving 500 dead.
A desperate struggle is going on
west of Bialystok. on the Brest-Lit-
ovsk Railroad. for possession of the
line running through Topczeia and
Dubina and along the Rivers Nurets
and ZerZvce.
The fighting in the Brody region is
reported by the statement as favora-
BILE to the Poles.
The Poles have succeeded in hold
ing up the Russian advance at some
points along the front. according to
Saturdays communique from Polish
headquarters. Soviet advance guards
were driven back in the vicinity Of
Lemza. while father south the Poles
are making progress in counter at
tack and are holding their own near
Brest- -Litovsk, where the bolsheviki
have been fiercely attacking. it is de-
clared. Failure of the Russians to
hold positions they had gained on the
west bank of the Sereth also is re-
ported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
CHARTER GRANTED.

The State Corporation Commission
has granted the following: W. A.
Barnett & Sons. Inc. Alexandria, Va.
Maximum capital stock. $25,000:
minimum. $1,000. w. A. Barnett.
president: B. A. Barnett and w. II.
Barnett.
Amendment to charter of Elite
Laundry Company. of Washington.
D. c.. Inc. Alexandria, Va. G. A.
Klineheltcr. president. A. William
Field, secretary. Increasing Maxi
mum capital stock from $4,000 to
$i5o.O00.
Amendment to charter Of Bank Of
Commerce and Savings, Inc. Alexan-
dria. Va. Maurice D. Rosenberg.
president: Joseph H. INLAND, secre-
tary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
w ar History
Ten Cc!labrratcrS Named to Com
plrtr Work Here.

The local committee Of the F;r-
g;n;a War History Commission at
Il meeting Saturday afternoon IN the
rooms Of the Chamber Of Commerce
presided over hv Miss Helen \.
Cummings. chairman appointed ten
colahoratcrS for the purnns, Of Sc
curing additional data on the part
PLAYED bv AlcxandrianS in the world
war. to be u<eA in comn:iin@ NT-
u:nia's history of the conflict.
K. e. Stcarncs. Of Richmond. field
secretary Of the commission, a.
dressed the gathering and told Of thc
necessity fer securing al! of the data
to complete the task.
IN addition to Miss Cummings
other members on the commission
frcm th;s city are Mrs. Kate Waller
rarrct;. an. Miss Rose NJ. Mac
rcnald. secretary and treasurer re-
spcctivcly.
Arcady The local committee has on
hand rcnsidcrahI, part of the re-
nn;rcd data o! work ore hr Alex
au.r;ans in the conflict. The celia
horatorS. howcve". Will fini=h.un ~"
task arl each will name their assist
tantS.
Those named as collahoratcrS ar"
Can't. George H. Evans, Mrs. J..
Marshall Jones. Mrs. + E$warth FAw-
rct.. Miss Cornnc Rcarion. Miss
Esther Green. Mrs. 7. Cllftcn fio-
yard Mrs. .Irlan Y Williams. Mrs.
John Vi. Johnson, MrS. Robert {.
Powell and Mrs. Charles Vi. Shcnper-
son.
The members cf the local COM
m;ttrc will have a m"etIn" within the
royt fro w"cks. whom n" co'labo-
rators and the genera! public will he
requested 10 submit ,ata.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
Wet and Dry Issue.

DESPITE the fact that both caniid-
ates claim that the wet and dry issue
is not the leading one, both Judge I.
w. Harrison. who is seeking re-eIec-
ton to the House of Representatives.
ard Col. Robert F. Leedy, who is
seeking the nomination of person
al liberty" platform, devotei the
maicr portion Of their speeches in
Winchester Sunday night to q dis
cuss:cn of the Eighteenth Amend
ment and the Volstead law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
MachiniSt Killed.

", VI. Mckinney. u machin'Sts
fclper employed at tie machine
sbo2S on tn" Islani Yard Of the
Norfolk and Western Ra:'waT. Lynch
hrrr was almrSt instantly killed
while at worl: F'r;dqv afternoon.
whcn Re was crushed by a water
tank oe a locomotie" which fc!! upon
him. With several assistants Ne
Kinney had Jacket the tank up. and
when it toppled over it caught him
un :er it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
War For Closed Shops.

Chicago, Aug. 2.-The Chicago
Federation of Labor Yesterday au-
thorized its president, John Fitz-
patrick. to appoint committee Of
fifteen fer the announces purpose of
actively going to battle with the
United States Chamber of Commerce
on the closed shop proposition and
to devise means of preventing open
shops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
Opposing Lcngwcrth.

Mr.. John H. Allen. of Cincinnati,
who married Miss May Embrey, of
Fredericksburg, is the Democratic
candidate for Congress in his dis
trict, and is opposing Hon. Nicholas
L.ongworth, the Republican incum-
bent, who has represented the dis
trict for sixteen years. 1t is said
that Mr. Allen. who is very popular
has a fine chance for election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
Killed Ey Policeman.

Justin Parker. ~ years cid. who
was caught in the act Of burglarizin-
= Norfolk hotel room Saturday
night and fatally wounded hv police"
men died later. Parker. shortly af-
Ter the shooting. yin ,icateG the po-
I;cemen admitting that he was arm
Cd and that he aimed his revolver at
the officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
<9'.S5PORa5
ES- -. -
q * szsas,zsszsssaE sRssz.sszsaE ssE2a:sa ss'ga

The DreadnaughtS got back 10 Their
usual place yesterday when they de-
feated the Clarendon team by ) 10
count.
Clarendon started the fireworks in
the firs. inning crossing the pan once.
Norris got on first when Ludlow boot
cd mis- grounder and moved up ono
when Hamburger drew base on balls
and scored or Charles single. Single
ION tghtencd up and famed the next
;wo battcrS.
The DreandnaughtS came back with
a score in their half. Dreifus worked
Bell fer pas sand stole second Purdy
bca. out bunt. Bell struck out both
LUDLOW and beavers but Summers
sent Dreifus II with Il single. Fraser
was thrown out nj first. again in the
third Dreifus scored connecting with
one oe Bells floaterS for a single.
Purdy sacrificed him to second and
Ludlow sent him home on two base
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~, .:1.i, ;n,;,n nrodrrsd -, final
..,rn s.m .ho bo,,n hovs. 1u.jl,w
.,s,.;s;. :, orf v;4h bis sacond two
l,., -. r. tho law beavers on. his
.;m., -. .;,~,. Summers ,bar
ar,.,.,; .n u.+.;nr rro.,,. ,ro t,,s 20
-. ~.,,,. .o,ol.h,4h ,Jror. ,,d D.a-
,.,.,
c,.rordo, wot ona man. ,cross the
.,. :, .,a:,. h,If or +b. s.va,th
p..n1.. .,,n.u. n.;li - no, c.cwar, at
e: ,r;;ro. ,d,.,,.o5 him, - .biyJ ar
:, ....,, rn,n, .,o~, ho .coroa -, Pol.
.,c,.;f;.o
c;,s,eto, strurlout thirteen bat
,.,s Str,r,kl.,s work IN center field
worlJ have done credit IL a maiol
1,.,.,r.r b;s r,tch IN The fnI,rth IN
r;,o brnak;rr nm > Clarendon rallv
,b.+ ,:,,h, have bner DAMAGING.
Walter Boil late Of the Vir~;nia
State League. tw;lcd for the losrrs
ard was touched up for nine hits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
FORMER LOVER KILLS GIRL

Wichita. Kan, Aug. =. Miss Car
rie Cunningham. prominent Wich-
ita society girl. was shot and killed
by a former sweetheart. Theodore
0sweiter. cashier of the Schultz State
Bank. just as She was passing the
pillars at the entrance Of s.. Mary's
Cathedral to attend mass.
Osweiter then attempted suicide.
but his pistol struck after he had
fired the shot from his coat pocket
which killed Miss Cunningham. He
was arrested.
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Paul Will Run.

Captain tohn Pa". member RI the
state scra.e frnm Rockingham c"'in-
~. after declining TO accent the no'nj-
nation for congress at the hands Of
tn" Republicans has Welded 20 the in'-
ac.tGnn" fricn : ana said ne would
make the race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
ALEXANDRIA, PROMOTED.

Mr.. George E. Petit of this city
who has for some time past been
Supt. Of the Va. Carolina Chemical
Co. at Shreveport. La. has been
transferred to the Superintendency CT
a similar branch at Carteret. near
Elizabeth. y. j.. AMI ne left here TO-
day to assume charge. Mr.. Petit
succeeds Mr.. D. MoNley Lowe.
formerly Of this city. who has been
transferred to Charleston. S. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02

WANTED-Experienccd canvassers.
Male or female. Apply 7oS n:.E
Street at once. 1sl-sc
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FORD OWNERS

OUR MO1"TO-If it is done =
Remschel's. it must be done right.
1921
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02

Mrs. Harvey NJ. Stafford and
daughter Maize have gone to West
Virginia for several weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02

Mrs. Lucy Manders and Mrs. De-
borah Lyons are spending two weeks
at Colonial Beach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Piser and Mr..
Leroy Piser will spend the month of
August in Rosemont.

Miss Geraldine Davis has returned
from visit to her grandfather, Mr..
Haywood Davis, Lorton, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02

VOL. CX,XXVI.-No. 1873.
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Piser and Mr..
Leroy Piser will spend the month of
August in Rosemont.
Miss Geraldine Davis has returned
from a visit to her grandfather, Mr..
Haywood Davis, Lorton, Va.
Mrs. Lucy Manders and Mrs. De-
borah Lyons are spending two weeks
at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Harvey NJ. Stafford and
daughter Maize have gone to West
Virginia for several weeks.
During the month Of July Police
Justice Thompson collected a total
of 1896 in fines in the police court.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Moore. OF
Rosemont, are spending several weeks
nj Atlantic City, and later will visit
friends in Amherst, Va.
The regular meeting of the Dread
naught Athletic Club will be held to-
night at S o'clock. All members are
urged to be present.
The Rev, DR.. f. V. Regester and
Mrs. Regestcr leave this evening for
Virginia Beach, where they will spend
the month Of August. +.
l.. Morgan Johnston has sold TO Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Clark house and
lot No. Block No. l in Baggett's
subdivision.
The Washington Evening Star an
nounces another increase in its ad-
vcrtising rates owing to the tremen-
dous advance in the cost of white
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald tNorfleet and
son Of Shreveport, La, and It. Com
msndcr of Naval Aviation J. P Nor
fleet were the guests yesterday of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mansfield.
Almeta Elmo. five years old,
daughter of F. L. Elmo was struck
BY an automobile Saturday afternoon
while on st. .Asaph street south OF
King street and had her foot badly
crushed. She was treated at the
Alexandria Hospital by Or. S. 3.
Moore
DR.. l.. l.. LumsSen. surgeon gene
raj of the United States Public
Health Service has written letter
: to DR.. Louis Z. Foulks. city health
officer, in which the writer expresses
pleasure at the success he has made
with the health work in this city. Dr..
Lumsden among other things says
"The record is one for ycu and all
citizens to be proud Of
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison. pastor
of the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church,
will leave tomorrow for his vacation.
He will deliver an address at the
Annual County gathering of the Odd
Fellows and their friends at Wythe
vile. Va. on next Thursday. Grand
Master Beverly and Senator f. Lee
Trinkle will also speak. Dr. Ali
son on Sunday, August 18th will de-
liver the sermon at the laying Of
the corner stone Of a new church
near Bristol, Tenn. He vii! be alb
sent during the rest Of August. his
pulpit being supplied by the session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02

During the month Of July Police
Justice Thompson collected total
of 1896 in fines in the police court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Moore, Of
Rosemont, are spending several weeks
at Atlantic City. and later will visit
friends in Amherst, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-02

-Almeta Elmo. five years old,
daughter of F. l.. Elmo was struck
by an automobile Saturday afternoon
while on st. Asaph street south of
King street and had her foot badly
crushed. She was treated at the
Alexandria Hospital by Or. S. 3.
Moore