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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

An incrsass Jfsss PET 1000 will
10 paid JunS Ito tri-ctty cigar
makers, members Of local No. 30,
Cieazmakers' international Union
Of America.
n. Run, secretary Of the union,
announced this morning that about
$50 men will be benefited BY the in
crease. wnicn was requested from
the manufacturers . week ago. The
new low scale will be SIS per 1000
@ against the old low scale OF W.
The new maximum scale Will be
81 per 1000 - against the old
maximum scale Of 80. The grad
uating scales are paid on the var,
ious classes of work. The agree
ment was reached amicably after .
few days Of negotiating with the
manufacturers.
Smokers Pay No Moro.
It has been announced BY the
leading manufacturers that smok-
SI0 WILL uOS u0v0 W V0y AAAOAO AVe
cigars - the result Of the increas-
es allowed the cigarmakers. The
/ advance will be passed on to the
wholesalers, and in the event that
. satisfactory adjustment can not
! be made with the wholesalers In
passing on the increased cost OF
manufacture, slight cut In the
size Of cigars will be made to Offset
the wage increase, 1t was said.
In any event, the Scent smoke
/ will remain foi the present. 81
least. However. eventually there
| must be an increase in the price Of
cigars. The old "5-center" now
sells for s cents and the old 40.
center" sells at from II to 15 cents
However, the increased cost Of
materials is pressing hard on the
manufacturers and with higher
wages to the cigarmakers further
increases in price will have to be
placed in effect unless there is {
general drop in cost OF manufac
ture all along the line.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

ming the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Murray was tho scene Of .
very pleasant social affair. It was
the occasion OF Mrs. Murray's 18th
birthday anniversary. Mrs. Emma
Tubbs gave . most delightful sur
prise party. She was assisted by
Mrs. Mary Phelps. Besides s.
relatives, neighbors and friends
who attended, the Silvis Neighbor-
hood Birthday club, the Larkin
club and the Catholic Carnation
Card club were all present in a
body. The decorations were OF
great abundance Of pink and white
carnations and ferns. A sumptuous
dinner was served at s O'Clock. A
lovely birthday cake bearing just
- candles In pink holders and all
lighted formed the center piece.
Games, contests and general socia-
bility provided the principal diver
sion of the day. Much merriment
prevailed throughout the entire aft
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

who, on being asked if her father
and mother were living, replied:
Eyes, I have three fathers by my
first mother, and two. mothers by
my second father"
Sometimes the grounds on which
divorces are granted are no better
than that stated by the colored girl,
who, when asked by the judge why
she wanted a separation from her
husband, replied: 4 done lost my
taste for Jim"
All recognize the evil Of divorce.
Some go as far as to say that there
is no ground on which the annul-
ment Of the marriage vow can be
justified. Many believe that the BIZ
BILE recognizes adultery and deser-
ton as legitimate grounds, and
there are those who feel that mod
ern life has become SO complex
that in addition to infldelity and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

ls37-Samuel D. McEnery, for
many years United States
senator from Louisiana, born
at Monroe, La. Died at New
Orleans, June 2S. 1910.
Macmillan OF Aus
tria arrived at Vera Cruz to
become emperor Of Mexico.
1S70-Henry B. Anthony Of Rhode
Island was reelected presi-
dent pro TEN Of the United
States senate.
1873-United States Agricultural
congress began its first an
nual meeting at Indianapolis.
1s78-Earl Russell, famous British
statesman. died. Born in
London, Aug. Is, 1892.
18S2-Three survivors Of the" Jean
nette" expedition to the Arc
tic arrived in New York.
1S98-Public funeral for Mr. Glad
stone In Westminster abbey.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

ernoon and evening. The charm
Ing, and popular hon0ree was pre-
scented with well filled purse u
money, besides a large number Of
useful and beautiful presents.
Mrs. Edith Mitchell opened her
homo last Monday evening for the
entertainment of large number Of
the friends of Mrs. Robert Ransom
at . farewell birthday party at her
home ON Tenth street. The Amona
class and Ladies' Aid society were
all present. The evening hours
sped rapidly in general converse
ton and a delicious luncheon was
served. Mrs. Ransom will move to
her new home at Sherrard in June.
Miss Ada Morgan returned to
Silvis after . few days visit in Chi
cago. 4
Mrs. Mary Harper Is visiting II
Montezuma and Victor, Iowa.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
Baptist Ladies' Aid society held its
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
TWENTY MINUTE
DRAMA FEATURES
COLUMBIA BILL

All Of the thrilling situations and
the excitement Of the average
three or four act drama are con-
densed to q Commute period in
the presentation Of Porter J. White
In sThe Visitor" at the Columbia
TOR the last half OF the week The
piece IL handled by . very capable
cast and held the closest attention
Of the audience.
There is \ good supporting bill.
AL WohlmAn. as the student. won
the favor Of the house with his
funny songs and chatter and was
repeatedly encored. Burns and
Lynn danced and sang in clever
fashion and also had the house
with them al the time. The Nina
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

annual spring basar Il -.
ment q the church
!. Hin aaa family WIN -. .
Detroit. ~ Z
Last Tuesday afteruoo. :,
John Ransom entertained n. -
oers and friends Of the Ke.s,s~
Embroidery club 1t her r..
Eleventh street. The tim. =
spent In kensington emhr,.,e
work and general socisbiiiss y.
ceding the sewing Of 4 ds,,.! 81
menu by the hostess.
George Newton is asa,p A., :.
The members and friends =, !, Y
Ladies' Aid society Of Tho n.y. - Y
Methodist church were entsrt..na.
at the home Of Mrs. 8. WIZ \
Eighth street last Thur,dav ~.
noon. esf
Mr.. and Mrs. Doleska ., -.
avenue and Fifth street ~. y. Y
parents Of q little daurh,s, ~, y
Thursday evening. "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
.SIl.VIS

Triends Of the late Mrs. Kath-
crime Wall. who formerly resided
in Siivis. were panied to hear Of
her sudden sad death at East Mo
line last Saturday. She had made
many friends while living here be-
fore oginS to reside in East Moline
'Ths cottage prayer circle organ
lied eight years ago met last FRI
day afternoon ct the homo Of Mrs.
]. A. Loder. Mrs. C. Leasure led
the prayer services.
Mrs. J. E. Brown and children
are visiting relatives In Pasadena,
CAL. and will be gone several
months.
Last Thnrsday afternoon and eve
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
LATE WITH CORN PLANTING.

Henry Schumann, Jr., formerly
OF this locality, writes The Argus
from Pipestone, Mimi, where he
is farming. saying: Field work Is
late up here. have just finished
planting my corn" Conditions
there, evidently. are not greatly
different from those in Rock Is
land county, where some corn
planting remains to be done.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
Man Loses Hundreds
of Dollars

II am sorry I did not hear Of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy . few
years ago, ~ it would have saved
mo several hundred dollars. Five
years suffered from indigestion
and severe bloating. / grew worse
al the time. My doctor said an
operation would be al that could
save me. l took . course Of Aayr's
Wonderful Remedy instead and for
the past year have been entirely
we'll" It II . simple. harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stom-
ach. liver and intestinal ailments.
Including appendicitis. One dose
N1ll convince or money refunded. -
sHsngston's drug store. Davenport.
Rock Island. Moline. and druggists
1sseyvhss@-(Ady1
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

laundering Billy" three act
comedy, by the c. E. society. Me-
mortal Christian church, at the Y.
w. C. A., Sis tonight. Direction
Rosie" Wright.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

How often marriage becomes d.
yorce! A tidal wave Of divorce
cases has come - the Aftermath
OF the war. It II easy to under
stand Why. Marriage was entered
into hastily, and disillusionment
came on better acquaintance.
But divorce was here before the
war. II Is society's standing scan
dal. Sometimes the situation II u
bad - that described BY the child
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

ture Revue, : mechanical ingenuity
IN which I hall game - staged.
closed the bill. The Flying Wards
opened the show with IN aerial act.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
New Chemical
Kills Bed Bugs
( P. D. @.

p. D. O. (Pesky Devils ouietus) IL the
0amo of . new golden cOlored chemical
discovery BY DR.. Pricc that actually rids
the worst infested house of bedbugs,
roaches. heas ants and their eggs. They
don't have time to kick after you 20 after
them with P. D. Q. A 35c package of
p. d. Q. makes Q quart Of strong bug
killer, and goes farther than barrel of
the old fashioned dangerous d0po. P. D. Q.
coats and kills their eggs and prevents
Matching. FREE . patent spous in every
box to enable you to get them In the
Hospital and Hotel dsc. $3.50. makes s
gallous. contains 3 spouts-your druggist
can supply you, or sent prepaid 70 your
address either size on receipt Of price By
the Owl Chemical Co.. Terre Hsute, Ind.
p. d. Q. 10 never peddled. Sold by Riess'
Drug Store and other leading druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
DAYLIGHT H0LDUP
YIELDS S476,00l
Four Bandits Halt Brokers'
Messengers in Brook
iyn
FIRE AS THEY FLEE
Shoppers Witness Daring Robbery
Es"ape in Auto Which i> Found
Ahand, ned-Secrecy About Hcldup

Naw York, Dec Close 70 half
a million dollars in liberty bonds
wcr" gathered in yesterday by toor
Iar;n@ automobile bandits in Brook
! yr who. in plain view Of numher
Il passa-sby and shoppers, held up
| Two messengers from Wall street
'ira and relieved them Of their val
1;.hi" na"kages.
Tn" tGta! amoun: of the thni, was
:ircn hy the police as S4Ti,O00 and
rnlr $4,000 worth of the bonds were
insured.
The TWO messengers. Anton A.
vor"" - and I"v.ng Cohen. u had
eft tFcir firm. Hcano TavIor anl
g.. IN wal. street. to deliver the
hcrd< 70 l"c" Rrothprs, hardware
manufacturers and wire nail deal
-. - ,''r Grc"nuont section Of
Rrc"&lyn md had just reached the
,~t,:.,.n or III. Brooklyn firm when
he fnr" armed bandits ali@h;e.!
'rcm .Ne:~ automoh;I3. and ordered
hon t" s~is7 t'1rir hands
Of" "f -" mr&sen@erS. fright@red
ITO ;n1~t.~itv. ".a~ slow t" obey the
,rsn... nno of the banAits calmly
"a''."d rvor to him and removed
'.,ndl~ + bonds fron under hi; arm.
rt,., rf,m, ,.,rs.o-nnr had dronDea his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
MOOSEHEART LEGION DANCE
Given Last Night in Dreadnaught
HalI-Successfu Affair

The dance given by the women Of
Mooseheart Legion last night at
Dreadnaughts Hail. was an entire
success, and the committee in charge
than kali who helped in any way
and especially the D. A. c. through
their worthy president, James DunT
can, who so kindly loaned the use Of
the hall.
These young men deserves very
great credit for the improvements
they have made in the hall as it is
at present one of the finest in the
city.
The proceeds Of the dance will be
used in furnishing the Moose Home
at the. corner of Duke and Royal
street
The Women's Legion holds dances.
every Friday night at the home.
All their friends are invited to at.
tend. The committee in charge whc.
deserve very great credit for the sue.
cess Of the dance was composed o..
Mrs. Eva Sims. Miss Louise Simp-
son. Miss Mamie Newman and Mrs,
Martha Angev;ne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
President 0,rcgon'S Cabinet Announ-
ccd: Takes Oath Today

Mexico City, Dee. 1.-According to
IN announcement made last night,
he cahine' Of President Ohrcgon
sill he made M rs follows:
Secretary Of @ohernacion and
hicf Of cabinct-Gcucral +. Plutar-
. Gales.
Foreign re!at;onS-Dr. CNthhc"to
Iidal@o.
Treasury .Ado!fo de In EIucrta. re-
iring provisional president.
War-G Gen. Benjamin Hill.
.Agr:cal:,lral-G%n. Antonio Villa
.ral.
Industry. commerce and lahor--
Rafael Zubaran Capmany.
Communication and public works
-PaScual Ortiz Ruhio.
The cabinet will he sworn in to-
iay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
THE PLAYERS CLUB
Vaudeville Shcw 10 be Given in ElkS'
Hcmc. Thursday. December 8.


Hcmc. Thursday. December 8.
4 meeting Of the Players ! Clnb
was held last night. in the Westmn-
<ter Building and the program COM
plctcd for the vaudeville show 70 b."
given on Thursday. December Q. N
the ElES' auditorium.
The program has hcen arranged
along the lines of the re"rlar vaudc-
viii" hna$"s. with ciG!i: acts. :n"!rl-
ins son" numh"r ny y well known
tenor singer Of tha city, a violin
number. Il decidedly new athletic
turn, nuartettc, an crimina| dance
act. and aS y grand finale eth" Alex
rnHr:% F"li;cs.''
The tickets are heiHG sold l'y mem
hers Gt' The clui, and can also be So
cured from X. T.. Wallace. Y. NJ. &
4. secretary. nj the Westminster
Ruildin". Alexandria tal"n! should
play to Il full house and the initial
performance undo: the auspiecS Of
this club viii no doubt attract Il
lar~" audience.
Tie p,avzIS have b.rl renn"stcd
tn repeat III" performance on Deem
ncr II. nj Poh.rli. for the benefit ,n'
'hr Prttcr'> Hill school house. AMI
the matter IS now unhcr conSidcra-
fion.
Rehoarsals are being hold each
night far tn" different acts. and the
chorus groups will meet AT 7:"O To-
morrow rvenin" IN L"r Camp Hal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
READY FOR LADIES Y MEETING

At meeting Of the Ladies Aux
iliary of the Y. NJ. c. A., at the
Westminster Building last night
plans were completed for the meet
ing for women only at the Ingomar
Thcatcr Sunday afternoon when the
Rev. r. z. Nelson will speak
Committee chairman were appoint
cd to handle the details OF the meet
inc and the auxiliary is preparing
70 handle capacity house. Mrs.
Harry B. Cation, president Of the
Auxiliary, will be in charge Of the
Meeting and will introduce the
speaker Mrs. Richard Acton is
Hartman Of the committee to dis
1rihutc the tickets.
Mrs. Acton says that the best
possible distribution Of the tickets
will be made and every woman pos
sible supplied, but as the seatin" ca;
racity Of the theatre is limited it is
impossible to guarantee that even
very woman with ticket will be
able to get in. Tickets can had at;
most of the drug stores or at the T.;
VI. c. A. Office IN the Westminster.
Building across from th" post office.
Miss Elizabeth Ramey is chair
nan Of thr committee OF uShcrs and
he large audience comfortably. The
hcatrc will he open 1t least IL min
ties before the time for the meeting
% begin and the citizens hand will
otHtl"sS assist in entertaining the
'rowd until the speaker arrives from
he Richmond where he will have
addressed a crowd Of men earlier in
he %ftc: noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
Fraternal Visit.
Clarendon MasonS to be Guests of
Sndrcw .IackSCn ohgc
Tomorrow Night

Columbia Lodge No. 80. C!arcn-
Ion, Arlington county Va, toner
.ow night will pay fraternal visit
% Andrew Jackson Lodge Of Ma
sons No. l2O. this city ard will con-
'cr the Master Mason decree. This
Ill be the annual visit oi the visi-
tors to the local lodge. 1t is ex-
,cctcd that about fifty from Clarcn-
lcn will attend. Following the cx-
.mplif;cat;nr of the work refresh
ncn:s will be served.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
MRS. IDA NJ JOHNSON
DIES AFTER 4 LONG ILLNESS

Mrs. Ida NJ Johnson, fifty-one
years old wife Tazewell F. Johnson.
diei at 2.40 O'Clock this morning at
her residence in North Bradtlock af-
ter long illness. The deceased be-
SIDES her husband is survived by
three daughters and one son as fol-
Jews:
Misses Lucille, Florence and Car
oil johnson and P. Marshall john
$40. She also leaves three brothers
and SIX sisters.
Her funeral will take place at 2
O'Clock Thursday afternoon az War
renton, Va. and the body will oe ship
pei to Warrenton al o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
Off For Pen
One I'irrhug and Three Shopliftcrs
Sent To Richmond

Preston Mash. ca!orod, who recent
y pleaded -u.:ty !" sc;1in" fire 70
the s,nrchcu,r cf the plan. cf the
Oh Dominion Glass Company ycster
lay was ;a';cn II tha STATE pen;:en-
.iary IN Richmond byta guard f"@n
that institution. Nash vii! serve a
term Of n;:,2 years.
Mary S;n,m.. c"sorcd. sentenced 70
three years anl Cath"r'n" Hardin
aud Lena Brown. coInrcd, non-rc>i-
.:,..s <cnicrccG 10 eighteen months
each. a'<c were taken by the guard.
Al pleaded to Stop!:fcjn= from thc
stores or different merchant; on
King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
X. c. Basketball
Will Open Season at Armory Tomor-
row Night


The first basketball game of the
season w;ll be inaUgurated in the
armory tomorrow when X cf c teams
representing Fitzgerald Council of
this city and Keane Of Washington
clash in the 2nd game in the K Of {
league. Scme cf the best known col
lege stars are members Of the teams
reorescntirg the various councils in
washington, whi,e Alexandria viii
have such well kncwn stars as Mike
Frasca, Jeff Williams. Anthony
Crilly. and VIM. Has.on who played
such sensational oaiI for the Dread
naughtS last season, also on the team
are the stars Of the old Lyceum team
Roland Hoy. CoHbcat and Bob"
Wh:tcstonc. 50 the line up of the To-
cal council will be one Of the strong
lest in the .eague. The LEGAL boys are
starting under handicap. because of
the short notice and time in which
to practice. as The teams in Wash
irrton were organized fully a month
before Alexandria entered the league.
but the local boys are confident &c
make up oy their dashing style Of
play any advantage Washington
council may have at the start.
This league will undoubtedly rep
!; resent the best in basketball in this
section and big rowtfS are expected.
\ feature of the league IS the fact
that 10 such called trough house
tactics will be used, al players are
instructed before going on the floor
regarding their methods Of play. The
referees decision on any question
will never result in an argument. This
method to make the play cleaner and
mere attractive is due to the efforts
of Grand kright Horgan of the 10
cal council and should result in other
teams adopting the same rules.
Game will start promptly at S.l5
and shall be refereed oy Mr. Nugent
of Holy Cross, an official A. \. U. re-
feree.
An invitation has been extended
to Mayer Duncan to toss the first
ball CT the local season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01

tuert parts Of the federation arc
conducting the negotiations on behalf
cG the railroad employees. The ore
biz un;or' is. therefore, for the mo-
ment at least. an accomplished fact
ur7G the railroads.
Shall It be strengthened and ex-
tended over o:3hcr industry or shall i
be decentral:zed ard prevented from
Continued on Page Eight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
MRS. Il. l.. LONG DIES

Mrs. I.ora Evelyn Long, thirty-four
vears old, wife Of Robert l.. Lcng.
!;ei this morning at the Alexandra
Hcsni.a,. The deceased Was a Miss
Taylor and was a native of Caroline
.ourtv. Va. The body was taken TO
Demaine's mortuary chanel and will
be shipped tomorrow to Woods Lane,
Va. fer burial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
Off For Leesburg
Potomac Ledge !. o. o. L. To Take
so Members Tonight

Eighty members of Potomac
Lodge Of OGd Fellows vii! leave at
$40 o'clcck this evening for a visit
70 Lce<hurg Lodge of odd Fellows.
The degree team Cf Potomac Lodge
will confer the first and second de-
-rces Of The order on a lar"" class
If candidates for Lcc-burg lodgr.
After the degree work refreshments
wil! he served The AleHandrians
will leave on the 5:l0 O'Clock electric
rain and board the Is o'clock train Al
st. Elmo for I.ccsbur@.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
N SIEMOR!

!, ,.., ~, l,,..rm rn,,.r,L.anra o.
,n ln. ,,o,h.r ,,J .,;fe ,f,. +
y =. MASTERS
six.oc, ,o.,rs ..o .olav
Too ycurg to understand.
We witnessed The i"ath Of on
mother.
Who va knew IS in some hett.r lnn'
Many vr:~4 have naSs"d since ycr
l.ft rs.
Bat rf vom we oFtsn speak.
Ard at night when y" i;n"el N pray
-r
tits you we n~aT TO meet.
There has hoo, = change. ny mother.
c:nr. van wy. la;! beneath the,
sod
For wc have learned the love of q
mother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
FORMER EMPRESS SINKING
Family Gathers Around
Bedside al Doom :

Doo,m. Holland. Dec. l.--Fcrnrsr
Empress Augusta Victoria Of Ger
nary, who i critically j! as result
= hsar. attack. was reported at
1oon icGay 70 DE N & sinking ccndi-
.ior. A. that time she was un"2nsci-
Gus.
August William. fourth son Of ,he
former emperor and emnress: arriv-
ri IN Do1rn shortly after noon. ami
ass Il the Hohenzo.iern family now
: az tie actlSide. On Saturday, DR..
E.ns. vcr D-yander. who was che
'orrrar empress pastor in Berlin. and
vino wa recently Summoned to Doorc
held service here. attended by Ehe
greatest run,hcr Of members Of tn"
uchenzolarn family that had as
.rn;l,i.I sr.e the early days o. the
war.
Frederick W:llfom, the former
.~cvr nrirce, was again summ"r>"!
md tbs morrin2 hurried from. Ms
residence at W;a~;ngen To MS m"th-
cr's hc>i,cs here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
MRS. ALLFNIA MONCrRE DIES

Mrs. .A,lnNia iiacnn Mun"ur",
widow Of the late William Cassius
Moncurr, and - rcSiicn. Of Rch-
moHd for many years. died MoHday
afternoon 1t O'Clock at ne" nom"
l!n North Third street.
i. Mrs. Mercura : survived hr two
Sisters, Ni~s. T. +. H:ll. Of Washing
ton. D. e.. and Mrs John l.. Poin-
dexter. cf C!r'nirnc. Texas. the fol
!owirr children: Mrs Ed"ar l.. Ford.
Miss Lily VI. Moncurc. M"s. El-in
Mor"urr StyI!, Allan II. and c. Muir
rar M"""rrrc. al' "f tbs r;tv and
Mrs. W. y. Van Eaton .n' Clarendon.
Texas. III" faliuwirG grandch;!ircn:
Misses Lois and Christine, Ca~sins
md Hunter AI"ncare. Mrs. Arno!1 H..
Rich Misses Frances and Marjori"
NGmcurc. o. Richmond: Miss Ami"
Maud Van Eaton ard M"s J. II. N"-
Nuruv. "ff Clarcndon. Texas. and
two GREAT grandchildren, Mu'1'y
Morrurn R:ch and Dorothy Mnncure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
GIVES Sl65.n .nDO TO ROANOKE +
COLLEGE ENDOWMENT FUND

Sal"",. Va, p"". i.-br. Charlie
I. smith. prr>d>nt Of Ronnok' Il
ie@e Yesterday annouao".l that III;
.,rncr#l cducat:ona! board Of N"'
ror!; Guy has subscribed flf5,G0e
10 the half million dollar endowment
fund which the coIlcg" i, "aiS'nr
provided he institution ra:srs n"
r,,t:rc amount.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
MARRIED

Mr. C. T. Mills. Of this city, and
Miss Olive Butler. Of Buckland. Va,
were married Wednesday. November
p, 1920. by Rev. 0. P. LLOYD. Of the
Second Baptist Church. They left for
Niagara Falls. n Y, Thursday, No
vemher 25, and returned November
30 The couple will make their home
! in this c;tv. 2S6-1p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
THE ROSARY

This really great picture is shown
n sccvn reels. Each reel fill Of in
terest. pathos and gratifying enter
'aiNmcnt
At Lyccum Hall Wednesday, De-
.cmbcr / at s o'clock
Matinee for chitdrcn at 3 p: NJ.
Adults - cents. Children Is ccrts.
No children admitted to cvenin"
performance S3-2c