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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
MAYOR PROMISES
IMPROVED GAS
Expresses Appreciation of
Cooperation of City
Council
INDORSE CITY COUNCIL
Retail Merchants Bureau of Cham
her cf Commerce Also Favor More
Police

Mayor James NJ. Duncan last night
addressed the members Of the Retail
Merchants Bureau Of the Chamber
of Commerce regarding the affairs
of the city, and he expressed his ap-
probation of the cooperative spirit
shown by the city council. Within
the next few months he assured his
hearers that the complaints regard
ing the gas furnished by the city will
be thing Of the past.
The bureau indosed the action TAX
IN by the city council in guaranteeing
one half Of the interest charges on
the bond issue of Fairfax county for
The contraction of Fairfax County's
part of the Lee Highway.
Announcement was made that the
moving picture Virginia S New. Hour'
which was gotten up in the interest of
coed roads, wil be shown at the lrgo-
mar Theatre in the afterpoon and even
ing of October 2lSt, and that all adj
uI:s are cordially invited to attend.
Cares of admission are beirg mailed
to all voters of the city and it is hoped
that everyone receiving these cards
Win 90 TO see these pictures, the
admission being free.
The bureau indorsed the resolution
70 enlarge the police force that was
Introduced in the city council Tues
Gay night.
1t was decided to hold a "Dcllar
Day" sale on Wednesday. November
II.
The ent tertainment committee stat
ed that they would arrange a special
program for the regular monthly
meeting of this bureau on the night
Of November 10.
The president Of the chamber Of
commerce addressed the meeting on
the progress made by the city in the
,ast few years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
G.. O. p. Policy of Silence
Aids Cox, Roosevelt SAYS

Crlwfordsvi!le. Ind. Oct. l4.-Open
inc three-tlay campaign in Indiana
here today, Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee,
declared there was a "revolt of 81
lence" in the Republican parry be-
cause of Senator Harding's "vac;llat-
ing policy" on the League of Nat:ons
and that this wculd insure the e.ec-
ton of Governor Cox next month.
a few prominent men have come
out openly and said that though Re-
putilicans they would net support Sen
ator Harding" he declared. "Thell
nunyber is small compared with the
hundreds of thousands who are saying
rothing, but who will vote quietly and
unostentatiously for Governor Cox on
election day. They believe in rea
leadership and are dEsgus'ted with
Senator Harding's attempt to hold II
line people of diametrically opposite
views"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
Club Robbery Nets 100000 in Jewels

New York, Oct. 14.-Worklng with
amazing stealth and sw:ftness, a
thief ransacked the rooms Of the
fashionable Sleepy Hollow Country
Club, at Observation-Disclosures
early this morning and stole about
100000 in jewels. There were about
30 guests at the club, all prominent
socially. and while they slumbered
peacefully the thief did his work.
The facts of the robbery did not
become known until late yesterday
afternoon, the greatest secrecy he
ing maintained by the club and its
guests. Mrs. c. c. Chapman, wife
of New York banker, was the
heaviest loser. 4 necklace valued
at $4,000 was taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
REPORTS M'SWINEi TIRED
Mind Not Entirely Clear. Says AT
tendinr Physician.

London. Oct. l4.-Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney of Cork. was reported by the
physican in attendance on him in
Brixton prison as being weak and
tired last night according to the brl-
letin issued by the Irish Selfdcter-
mination League.
hiacSwincy did no; have good
night at Brixton prison. according to
bulletin issued Yesterday by the
league. 1t is declared doctor in
attendance found him pcrcentibly
weaker yesterday morning, and that
his mind was not as clear as it has
been Stree he began his hunger
strike.
~ feel I am about played out is
statement repeatedly made by the
lord mavor, according. to Father Dom
mic, his private chaplain, who is
quoted by the The Herald, organ OF
labor.
MacSwinev today began the sixty
third day of his hunger strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
Cardinal At Scene
OF His Early Labors

Asheville, \. c., Oct. 1.-THE first
IONS ecraticn service ever conducted IN
Catholic church in North Carolina.
was attended here today ~ Cardinal
Gibbons, who arrived yesterday with
nrmber of bishops and ether digni-
baries of the church The services
were attended by crowds of people,
who s.ccd in the streets after the
,huich Rad filled.
Cardinal Gibbons, il hi. short ak
20 tire clergy and congregation. re-
viewed in scme detail his previous
work in this section Of the State 81
years ago. when he was Bishop of
No,th Carolina. Then he said, he
fcund North Carolina the poorest
S.s:e in the South, while new she had
cl:med to the leading State Scurn Of
The Mason-Dixon line and Asheville
had grown from struggling village
Of few hundred souls to city of
more than 10000 people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
pREDICTEn OWN DEATH.

Philadelphia. Oct. !l.-.IuSt after hc
saved double team from ra:n"
struck ny an cl"cir:r train of th;
West Jersey Il Sca>hofc Railroad ~
Wash; nmtan street Camden. yesterday
JoscTr EarEanino. ~ years cid. e No
Il3 rinc street. flarman was S.lack
hy train ard so badly injured that
hc died shor. time after beng ad.
mi:tcd to Cooper Hospital. Death WAS
due to Il fracture of the skull.
On the previous day Darnan;o >p;G
- "A shoemaker friend: "S%m"th;n"
I.ri WI h1r?cn 10 ne tbs week. J
VI &c. or will he Killed. III th'
,ra s;rg. | had "A dream cf II"
<rai;c ccnrn" after ne ard | kn"w
hat mclr> had for ne.
Baraano fad been 4 f%gn>an oi
rA.rosi wa.ckmau fer a numbar oi
years ani curing that time mad saved
many mcn. women and children f;om
dea..h or injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
Ccai Shortage Danger Passing.
Operators Say.

New York, Oct. l4.-There wi! be
no serious h.tuminous coal shortage
IN any part Of the country this WIN
ter, provided ordinary care, is eNer-
riscd by consumers, it was predicted
here yesterday at conference OF the
National Coal Association, which
comprises two-thirds of III" h;tumin-
Gus coal producers Of the United
States.
The coal operators. however. de-
Jared that in order to keep the mar
kess supplied steady work at the mine
md sufficient supply of railroad
,ars also would be required.
At this time, il was stated. hituu-
minous operator: we're grtt."~ c"ly
about 25 to 80 per cent. Of the open
top cars needed.
\ special committccr which hr<
becn working with various c"-oncra-
tive a@erc;es to pravcH.n = w!rt"r
fuel shortage, repnrtcd that the m
terS,atc Commerce Commission
railroads. b:e coal dealers and others
were cooperating to increase pro-
Auct;on ard improv" transportation
pnd distribution facilities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
DEATHS AND Fl'NFR AIS.

Mrs. Sarah +. Ages. thlrty-flr"
wears old. wife 0f ]. {. A%"'. die
last night at her residence 7!:i South
Fairfax street. Her husband an! en-"
child are living. The hod;' was tax
IN to Wheatly's mortuary charei and
her funeral will take place Sunday
AT o'clock from Woodlawn BAPTIST
Church. ...
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Ann
Louder. wife of Bartholomew Loud
en-, Of Mt. Ida, Arlington county. who
died Monday took place this morning
at 10 O'Clock from st. Rita's Cath"ll"
Church. Mt. Ida. Services were con
Quoted by Rev. William Winston, Of
st. Mary's Catholic Church and
burial was made in Aioun; Olvct
Cemetery, Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
Inquest at s O'clock, To
night by Coroner I.
NJ. Jones
MANY WITNESSES
Doss Shot by Detective Shamrock at
Potomac Yards Yesterday-Died al
. O'clock Last Night at Hospital.

Alfred Dcss. cosoreG. wh3 was Sho;
BIZ stray bullet from pistol in the
hands Of Special Detective P. A.
Shamrock. which occurred yesterday
mlorll.rg at the Pctcmac Railroad
yards, died short. y after 9 o'clock last
rielh. at the Alexandria Hospital. DR..
+. Marshall Jones. coroner, tonight
at s O'Clock will hold an inquest over
the body of the deceased.
The jury win first view the body at
Gray's undertaking parlors and af-
terward go to Wheat!ey's undentakir!"
chapel and hear the evidence in the
case.
A large number of witnesses have
been summcneI to testify in the case
among whom are many employees Of
the yards.
Officials of the railway company
claim that Shamrock pulled his p:sto
for his cwn safety following an a.
terca.icn at the pay car Yesterday
morning. between railroad employee
ard one Of the special detectives and
.nat a general m:xup fc!lcwcd rt~ut-
inc in cne employee of the road being
struck by a snccial officer. tina; afte"
Shamrock pulled his wcanon an eff
fort was ma.a to wrench il from h:
han,I by the crowd gathered about
him and that in the ScufGc for the
possession of the weapon it was '|s-
charged and the b:s;Iet entered the
back cf Dcss' head. Doss was an in
nocent rysitander an! is ~ manner
connected with the miXup.
Following the shooting Shamrock
was taken to the county ja!! on For.
Myer Heights by Sheriff Clements.
being turned over by III" ra!!road
pecp,c.
Shamrock wiz tel his side of the
lsaly to the coroncr'S jury tonight.
Shamrock is about fortyfive years
old and native Of California During
the war he served sixteen months
overseas in the Canadian army and
fer scve:al morthS has been employed
~. he Pctcn:ac yards.
ncss leaves a wife and two children
He lived at 80 North C9!umhu<
street
The iury summoned is c"mooS"d
of the following: r. Theodore Cook,
Walter ?. Clre, William haadr"'
Herbert c. Knight, +. W. Latham,
Hunt Resell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
Nurses Graduation
Address TO Graduates by J. Randall
Cation r0day-Dr. McGuire 10
Present Diplomas

D;plcma<r of graduation + fou:
nurses Of the Ale*a'~iria IIs.-i>.ta
will be Conferred tonight at $ o'r'cc|
IT pubg:c graduation exercises which
will he teE,d in the Young Peoples
hts; ,'ir.~.
J. Ranf'all Caton. ir.. VIII dc;v"l
:hc address to the graduates II" eX-
crc;Scs will be opened with march
hv tire Citizens band AMI invocation
will be pronounced by Rev. Dr. f. Y.
Rcrestcr Which will be fclicwcd by ad
ri~;s.ering the Florence Nightrsalr
cath. ard a vocal duet by Misses Mar:
garct and Evelyn Howard with Miss
,Kathetind Waller as accompanies.
This WIZ he fc lowed by selection by
the bari after wl>ich Or. Hugh Mr-
GniYc W. .rrescrtH the ,:'p!c'nas and
;:,vecat;ou 1!r ~RevtDr. Rhccetter wiz
brig the. excr.;seS td'a cfcse. 81
! The l;:t.:o graduates follows:
MSssses W:llieI Pierce. Boon. Ora Lu-
ce.te. Smith: Jrna Evelyn Koentz and
Lydia May Pryor. +'"5sz ="
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
Senator Harding Formally Challenged
To Meet Gov. Cox in Join Debate

New York, Oct. 14.-On behalf Of
Governor Cox, Senator Pat Harrison.
2f Mississippi. today issued formal
challenge to Senator Harding to meet
he Democratic Presidential candidate
n jo;nt debate on the subject of the
League cf Nations.
Acting fer the speakers bureau of
the Democratic National Committee
Of which he IS chairman. Senator Har-
rison wired Senator Harry S. New
who occupies a similar position in the
Republican organization, offering to
cancel. any speaking engagements here
tofore made for Governor Cox in or.
der to bring the two candidates TO,
gether.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
GOMPERS PLEDGES VOTE
TO cox AND ROOSEVELT

Baltimore. Oct 14.-Samuel Com
pers, president of the American Fed
eraticn of Labor, in his address yes
terCsay before the international Broth
erhood Of Bookbinders at Southern
Hotel, scored the Republican national
candidates and said he was going to
vote for Cox and Roosevelt. He re-
ferred to Governor Coolidge as "po-
Ice batter" Senator Harding, he said
was Closely aligned with all the re.
dictionary. stand-pat interests of the
country in:mical to labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
Red Cross Reception
David Brown to be Guest of Local
Chapter Tomorrow Night


Chapter Tomorrow Night
r,":f Brown, manager Potomac q :
vision, American Red Cross, will adj
dress a meeting of Alexandria Chap
ter tomorrow evening in the audho-
rSum of the chamber of commerce at
500 O'Clock. This active war worker
Will tea of the work Of the Red Cross
and at the conclusion Of his address
ne will be rendered an informal re-
cepion in the club room, after which
refreshments will be served by the re-
freshment corps.
President Robert S. Jones urges al!
members of Alexandria Chapter to at
teml this meeting to meet and hear
Mr.. Brcwn. who can so ably and for
c:b:y handle his theme. The commit
tee arranging this entertainment an
nnunced today that the evening will be
spent in honoring Mr. Brown for the
work accomplished under his, direction
ana not in the solicitation of any fund
1t IS hoped that every branch and
auxiliary viii have all, or large
pant of its membership present. Every
member is extended an earnest and
cordial invitation to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
Bus Line'To Washington
To Start Operations Saturday Morn
ing

To Start Operations Saturday Morn
ing
Beginning AT 5:l5 o'clock Saturday
morning. the Virginia Rapid Transit
Ccmrary. win finally get urder way
the operation Of lis bus line between
Alexarl:.fa and Washington and in
termedtate pcirts-
The company has been getting
ready for the beginning of operation
for several weeks and will start with
a Enited number c'f busscS. These will
be steadily increased. according to
present ptars. and when the equip
mer,. is enlarged the line VIII operate
through RGsemont and all CT the vil-
hs~es between here and Washington.
The shinei.on offices of the line are
TO be located at 18th ard D. streets. S.
w, G:rectry opposite the Washington
Virginia offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
DANSEY CHILD'S DEATH
AN UNSOLVED MYSTERY

Mays Landing. n. j., Oct. 1.-THE
death of sittle "Billy" Dansey one
year ago passes into the list of un<clv
ed mysteries by the action of the At
lansic county grand jury in casting
oudt the murder charges preferred
nor.hs ago against Charles D. White
and his housekeeper, Mrs Edith L.
Jones. Prosecutor Gasalill today said
he was satisfied to have the accused
freed from bail bonds they were OBJ
yiged to provide at the time of their
arrest. With his formality the case is
ended, so far as his Office is concerned.
he said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
FANS
ACCLAIM INDIANS

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 14.-Cleve
land last night paid tribute to its
world champion baseball team in a
pubic demonstration in Wade Park,
attended by approximately $4,000 per
sons. So great was the enthusiasm of
the baseball crazy mcb that it finally
became uncomfortable and broke
through ropes marking off the stage
where city officials and the Cleveland
American League baseball players
sat. sna shed chairs. pushed several
persons irto small lake and vocal!y
and physically expressed its JOY over
the winners of the worlds series.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
WIDOWS MITE FOR LEAGUE
Gold Star Mother Sends Contribution
IN Democratic Headquarters
to Democratic Headqu

New York. Oct. l4.-Democratic
Nat:oral headquarters today made
public a letter from Mrs. Mamie A.
Davidson. of Elizabeth. n. j., GOLD
star mother" enclosing "wicow's
mite" for dissemination of truth
about the League of Nations
Mrs. Davidson. who sent TO war
four sens. two of whom were killed.
expressed sympathy with San honest
and concerted effort by the nations of
the earth to save if possible, future
me:hers and sons from these sacrl-
fees"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
WHO'S YOUR SWEETHEART?

DR.. Lee Starkc the noted New
York evangelist who is condurtn"
The revival services 1T Anrandal" has
set apart Saturday night az Sweet
hearts Night" and every Swc"th"ar,
in Fairfaf County from s to SSth
wears Of age are most cordially in
vitcd to hcal.~th,s great lecture Adj
mis:icn is free and everybody is most
cordially invited.
Dr.. Starkc will close til" campaign
Sunday with three monster meetings
It II a. M, his subject is to b" "Sce-
ING Jesus at :; p. M, til" top.c will
be. docs 1t Pay To Serve Jesus. :
and after the talk hv Or. Stake. thr
meeting vii! he thrown opan for ~
old TIN" testimony meeting. A., 80
o'clock the subject for Dr.. Sta"l:r'y
farewell tall; will he. The S,conI
ConIin% nf Christ. and the r"coeni-
zion cf friends in heaven" This vii
hc a "doublc-4caGcr" service. D.
Starkr will preach in tn" hall. and
Rev Edgar c. Bccry will preach in
III" church. both S"rwon> nj the same
hour. Sunday will ~ IN all day So.
"ice with dinner on the grounds. ever
body invited to COM and spend til
.lry nj knrnpIuIu
y great many A!cxaGdria people
Kill remrcmhcr the great :nc"t;n"
conducted by DR.. Starkr IN AIcvandria
few years ago at. the Southcrr
Methodist Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
POTOMAC FISH co.

Jersey trout. Jersey butter fish
founders, catfish. Large and small
rock. Jersey sncs, steak h2libut. red
teak salmnr. smoked herring. cams
anil York river oysters and Potomac
river oysters fresh shucked every day
ait my! place Of business. phone 1913.
Don't forget the place los North Roy
al street, e.. II: Zimmerman ,246-1c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
OIL IN STOVE KILLS TWO
Mother and Daughter Die ~ Result
of Using kerosene on Fire

.Allertown. Pa. Oct. IA dorblc
tragedy resulted from lighting FIRE
with kerosene. when Mrs. John E.rd-
man aged SO. died last night from
burns received week ago. at which
time her mother. Mrs. Edwin Hart
man. was instantly Killed. The e!dcr
woman poured the OIL on the kitchen
fire and the can instantly exploded.
Mrs. Erdman was the fifth of her
fanny to G;e within, two n1orths. and
she was tbG: third | I.ehigh County w"--
man to die Of burns Within fc't-
right. The first WAS Mrs; Iohn Os-
w21}. who fell on a stove and was
ros:red TO- death a44 ,..t1
- -. 8 !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
CHAMPAIGN FLOWED |. /
FREELY At c. Oh.
Chicago Probers Want to
Know Who Drank 5000
Quarts
PROBE WHISKY RING
Announcement of Governments Case
Causes Sudden Disappearance of
Two Witnesses

Cn.a::~e. Oc: l4.--,An effort TO
learn who drank the 5000 cases Of
h2mpl&Ea withdrawn from bond
!ur;M@ The Republican convention IN
l.. Medical permits and sent 70 a
"a.;j"" CA:cago ho:e! winch was jam
ned with G.. O. p. convention guests.
promises . be one of the interesting
orC Iaest< o. the $l,000,oQ0 whisky
.ry p:, 1c wn:ch i on in this city.
p:ch: ;:on Commissioner Kramer.
II Wash 'n";on. does no. believe the
Republican nominating gathering
cal.e,! together such q collection of
invalid. a> to justly he consumption
# tbs, much liquor for mcdica. pur-
pc >. The repor: on medical permits
'ur .Iarr shows that Chicago was SUI
'r";n~ from q plaque OF something.
Pain booze was not efficient enough.
Nrrc champagne was used fer med.-
ne in two weeks during the Rcpub-
'ican convention than in the whole
,3rcea!':;~ year.
AS result Mr. Kramer. it is said,
has taken the issuance Of medical per
nit> f"r the use. Of liqucr entirely cnt
f the hands Of regional dry law Of
';ca!s. Such permits in future will be
<sur.! s"cm h.S office in Washington.
Tn, premature announcement Of
he Governments gas" ag3ins. the
';r~ m"Ge here Yesterday. has caused
h. disappearance of two of the most
important Governments witnesses.
Er&nk D. Richardson. special Federal
'n"c.r ;",."r. said today
Judge X. ". Lands denied today a
.e2or, lat he would call special
Grand Jury To hear tn" Governments
viGc"ce AMI Char,c> +. Clyne. United
Sites DISTRICT Attorney. announced
H.: al i.quor eases now pending
vouli Ec taken care cf ty the regular
:rar1 lurF. According |" hr. N'E''e'
'lr row has sufficient evidence to ask
:3i,:n,"rt.. Eleven men have thus
'ar hc"r named a leaders in the ma
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
MRS. WILLIAM B.. WILSON
Wife of Secretary of Labor Dies at
Home in Washington

Washington, D. c., Oct. 14.-Agnes
Williamson Wilson, wife of Secretary
Of Labor Wilson, died early yesterday
at the Wilson home here, aged 81
wears. Mrs. Wilson was stricken with
paralytic stroke about 10 years ago
and this resulted in her death. Nine
children, in addition to her husband
survive.
Funeral services viii be held at the
home here Thursday afternoon and
burial will be made at Blossburg, Pa,
Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14

once so gangs of ream
ers; 80 gangs cf boilers; 10 gangs
Of r:veters. all piece work; . elec-
trio weeders. See c.. W. Dorsey,
Hotel Ramnel. Call this evening
between 6 and 9 o'clock and viii
be at hcSel all, day tomorrow, Best
wages, 245-2p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
NOTICE

,,i Members 6f Martha WASHINGTON
Chapter. E. S. WI! meet at p.
nj. Friday, October Is, al Timbeman's
drug store. Washington and King
streets. to 90 by truck to attend. in q
Body the Eastern Star Carnival in
Washington; = 24f-2e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
NATIONS WHEAT STOCK OCT. ]
TOTALED COS. .OOO. 900 BUSHELS

Washington, n. c.. Oct. l4.-S;ocks
of wheat in the Un;ted States on Oc-
tober totaicd 60S,000,00O bushels.
the Department. of Agriculture eSti-
mated today. This compares with
TAI 100000 bushels in the country on
the same cate hast year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
EIsH DAY TOMORROW

Large and medium rock fish, large
Norfolk spots. fresh salmon, f1and-
crs. Jersey trout. select oysters and
Potomac River oysters, Csc quart.
SANITARY FISH MARKET
Phone 735 City Market
]. II. Robinson. Prop.
246-lp. ;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
NOTICE

A divorce was granted to Alexander
Nigro from Rachel May Snyder Nigro
on October 4th.
Alexander Nigro.
246-lp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the. stock
holders of the Alexandria Water Co.
will be held at the office of the COM
pany, ILL North St. Asaph street
Monday, November lst, 1920, at 10
O'Clock a. .nl.. Isl;
rEOpCr JIuIER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14

Revival services will begin in the
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday,
October II. These services will con-
tinue nightly at 7.45. Evangelist Rev.
l.. A. Bennett of Baltimore will preach
at these services. The public is invit-
ed to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
The Alexandria, High School vii:
play the Fredericksburg High School
tomorrow. October fifteenth at the
Snipyard grounds at 8 p. m.

Tine Rev. DR.. f. V. REGISTER will
lead the prayer meeting to be held in
the Anne Lee Memorial Home for the
aged at 7.30 O'Clock tomorrow even
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14

The Virginia Athletic Clubs foot
hal team Will at O'Clock Sunday af-
termoon line mp against the strong
e..aven of the United States Prep team
of Washington A good game is ex-
pected. The contest will be staged at
the Virginia Shipbuilding Athletic
fie,W.