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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
Play Tonight
Under Auspices CT Alexandria Posi-
Nc. "a, American Legion VIII
Repeat TCmUrrCw Night

The stage is set for the perform
ance Of katcha-koo % re-n It $50
tonight in tn Dr::l House -"
doors will open ats7:45, and the cur
tain is scheduled to rise at Sis.
4 number Of local nts VII iie
introduced by tn S'r"@'$.
The program was published Mo-
day. but through :u oversight. III:
names Of the Jackics and Be!@lar<.
two of the chorus groups. were
omittei. They are: Jackics; Nliss@s
Isabella Abramson. Louise Thomas.
Lucy Simpson, Eva Loeb. Rose Ley
inson. Jeanette Martin. Mi!dr' I
Haynes. and Mildred Crupper.
Belgians; Misses Matte Reeve :
Edith Bowie, Mary Lee Spc'lman'
Katherine Baumgardncr. Nary Ia.
Wis ana Sibby herman.
! In the French girls Miss katherine
! Parker has been substituted for Mrs
Libby :Berman. and in "Samnles
little Margaret. DeVaughan, was
listed as Margaret Duvall.
! The committee in charge Is nuS%
today with the final arrangements ~
the Opera House. Tickets are &C.
ling rapidly and those who desire r.
served seats. whicn can be procured
at Edgar Warrield, Jr's. drug Stor2'
will T.. we!l 70 ;roc,;re tn - ;mA1-
! diately.
The April meeting of the Stata
executive committee will be held II
the rooms OF the Chamber of Con-
merce. l29 North Fairfax street. &C
April %. concurrent!y with the as
| trict meetings Of the Seventh AM
Eighth Congressional Districts. ana
plans will be formulated for the Ell
largcment Of the Legion in these dis
tricts.
Members of Alexandria Post. No.
"a, will entertain at dance ina
evening. at which the delegates VII
he the guests Of honor. and also a.
adults who participate in the pla!
will be guests at this affair Patro
nesses will be members of the Wo,
mans Auxiliary to the local post ant
these who have assisted the pos. a;
! al times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
RITES FOR DIR. r. +. COX

Funeral services for DR.. Reginald
f. Cox, who died Monday afternoon,
were held at o'clock this afternoon
at the residence Of his parents, City
Sergeant and Mrs. R. H. Cox and at
tended by large gathering of rela-
tiyes and friends. Members of Alex
andria- Washington Lodge of Masons.
Semifole Tribe Of Red Men and other
organization of which he was a men,
Der attended. The. services were con-
Quoted by Rev, Edgar Carpenter, rec
tor of Grace Episcopal Church; as
sisted by Rev. Dr.. E. B. Jackson. pas
tor Of the First Baptist Church. The
interment, which was private, was in
Ivy Hill cemetery.
Pallbearers were Dr.: Llewellyn
Powell, DR.: H. a. Latane. from the
Alexandria. Medical Society; c. Au-
brey Callahan and L. y. Duffey, from
Alexandria Washington Lodge Of Ma
sons; H. n. Garner, Red Men and
Bachelor Club, and R. S. Keene, the
last named Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
.FEVER|SH SELLING
CAUSES QUICK. QU!I. *. DROP 70
Sudden Liquidation on New
York Stock Ex-
change
LIST is DEMORALlZED
Liberty Bonds Reach Lowest Prices
Yet Recorded by Very Heavy Of
ferings.


New York, April 22.-In { .fevecisll
stock market, marked in spots by
frantic liquidation by large pools and
later by the public, prices tumbled yes
terday in late trading on the New
York Exchange. The list closed de-
moralized, with many feature stocks
showing losses Of from to almost as
points. In volume and scope the de-
cline far exceeded any similar move
ment since the early weeks of the
year.
Reasons advanced after the close
seemed inadequate to account for the
pan:cky disturbance. There was an in
creasing scarcity of funds in the
money market and there was much
talk of the Japanese financial situa-
ton, but these factors have been pre-
sent several days.
Sales amounted to 2,250,000 shares
more than third of the business oc-
curing in the final hour, when the
ticker ran some twenty minutes be-
mind business.
A factor of more than sentimental
Importance was the further severe re-
action Of Liberty Bonds to lowest
prices yet recorded on very heavy Of
ferings.- - -.
Chicago, April 22.-Prices crash
ed heavily downward in the grain mar
ket yesterday, corn as much as 8 Sd
cents a bushel. Liquidation owing to
weakness in the New York Stock
Market was the apparent reason.
Oats tumbled five cents. PORK drop
ped S1.25 barrel in some cases. Mis-
givings in regard to the financial sit
uation we've associated to Large ex-
tent with,the stringency in Japan said
20 be due 10. over-speculation.,
New Orleans, April 22.5-Breaks of
more: than eight, dollars bale came
yesterdayt;twhen the cotton market
crunibled under, general liquidation of
long cotton and aggressive trading
for the short account. the latter stiln-
ulated by the weather forecast and
renewed weakness in the Stock Mar
Ept
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
GERMANS BEG.FDR
:: . !. STANDING G.. ARMY
Plea Made With Threat to
Allied NatiOns-Cleyer
Move :
WANTS OLD MACHINE
Believed Another Move in Systematic
Offensive Against Terms of Peace
Treaty.

Paris. April 22.---Germany has ask
ed the inter-Ailied Conference at SaE
Reno to increase from 100000 tc
100000 men the standing army pro
v;tted for Germany by terms of tbs
Peace Treaty.
The request was contained in note
handed to the French Foreign Office
last evening with the demand that 1t
be sent 10 the Supreme Council a.
San Reno.
The note set forth an increased
force was necessary for maintenance
of order in the interior and that, fur
.hermore, The German army would not
accept an order for its dissolution.
Tie nc;c further requests Germany
he ah,cwed 20 retain the entire gen
eral staff and corps of officers, which
means the entire framework cf thc
active army.
Two ether German notes were hand
cd ta the Foreign Office at th>. same
time. The first consented to disbani.
ment of the civic guards, as demanded
ny the Allies. The second note re-
quested the Rcichswehr Irregular
forces in the neutral zone, should oe
fixed according 70 the number ,of men
instead of the number of units, and
that Germany be allowed 10 have ele-
vcn batteries oil artillery instead Of
two in the neutral zore.
In. French official circles the Ger
mar requests are considered merely
one more move il .he systematic CT
fens:Ve against the Treaty. |, was
pointed cut in this connection ihat !!
Germany were allowed to retain the
General Staff and he corps Of officers
the German Army would differ from
the army Ct 1914 n nothing but III:
facility with which the rank and file
could he modified, the framework be-
ing always in readiness to bring the
fuI! fighting strength Of the country
to bear.
France. i was indicated. still stout
!v reS!stS any concessions affecting
the strength Of the German army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
SUCCESSFUL RECITAL,
Miss Wentworth. Mr.. Falk and Miss
Ehrlich

An eager and enthusiastic audience
of .Aleyandrians, augmented by a
soodly. number of Washin@tonians.
greeted Miss Estelle Wentworth and
Mr.. Jules Falk in their recital on
Tuesday evening at the Young Peo-
plies Building. Miss Wentworth,
from the moment OF her appearance.
received roya! welcome at the hands
OF her many old friends. and long be-
fore her last number was sung, mad
admitted every person in the audience
forever TO that charmed circle. Her
wonderfully. brilliant and perfectly
trained voice showed to great adj
vantage in her first numbers notably
in Rummers Ectasy. Seldom does
one hear such pure quality and beauty
of tone. Her diction is perfect.
her mczzc voice is marvellous. She is
indeed rare artist. So de!igftt:..
were her auditors and - nsr>;ent
their applause, that at the cnd Of the
seco:i group OF songs the :o,ei..
singer was obliged to respond with
a charming little enccre: song.
Jules Falk was cordially receive
on this. his first ao2eartIca. u
Alexandria. Entirely unmarried by
affectation or mannerisms his work
was at times. characcrtized by dignity
and sincerity and the audience
frankly liked him. He played with
simplicity and case. ''Burleigh's "Con
certs," Tschaikowsky's "Melodie. arl
the Indian Lament" of Dovak being
especially pleasing.
Miss Malvina Ehrlch played til
whole program delightfully."-, and
her one sclo number, Schumanns
"Parillons." was - enthusiastically
reccves that she gave kreislerS
''I.iebfreuG" as an encore. Her
Doise and style are alike admira-
Bile and the celebrated Lhevinne may
we'll be proud II II, oupli
Inaee'b the entire program WAS c$-
pecially well selected and balanced
and artistically given in "a, details,
not in many long day has so salts
flying MGsic feast h.en enjoyed nj
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

ALL URGED TO ASSIST
Boosters Committee Donate Part of
Their Finds Toward Hiring Men to
Collect Garbage.

Cleanup. paint-up and dro:s!.
week begins Saturday. April 2i ant
.nds Saturday, May /.
Final nlans for the holding cf tai.
Dig week. which is featured - every
ely arI town ir the United State
simultaneously were formulated . :.
.nect;r.' : the Boosters Comm,tet .
.he Rc,s!l Merchants Bureau. In
.aeaith 1!iI:;a:s and officials of tac p.
ice dsoh:rmcnt and the rules di',,
aguIa;i9ns OF the weeS will be str::.
enforced ,l..:.G~ tls coming week
Al alleys. back ya'ds and 'lou>n=
IRE to come in cn the proposition aIr
/ concerted effort vi be made 20 mi
Alexandria on the nap as a isal,ny
hab;table city during n" sever day
u his Dig campa. .;fi.
:ti,, merchants oil he ,.ity are u
.ereS.ed in he proposition aHd .
gather with tie c.ea=-up AMI 2&.a.ua
movement have inad -rra;. Ia :!e:>
lp week which means rehabilita ion OF
he Pc s.n as respecting :cw apr.ns
wearing d, p2reI.
Ali citiZcns are rr:,c1 ID ret iai::H, !;
the movement and asSis! IN making th=
tir$E universal claaa up lay c1c II
oc remembered ami 70 insure thc-
carrying out OF - n:Jyi;;or, rrc, :
gear.
A special request has been made ~
The health authorities rhat the citizens
# Alexandria take particular
.are in the sorting of garbage. hav-
:ag ashes. papers and rubbish ii ser:i-
rate cans and III places where thu: ran
be collected without waste o. me oi.
.ke par: of the men hired t. do titis
work The Boosters Committee has
donated a portion Of the funds IL th@.r
hands toward hiYirg men 20 collect ch@
garbage. and this work will bcg!.'
promptly Monday morning.
The work vii! be in charge Of tn
city engineer and The street cleaning
department, assisted by the merchar. j.
If the city who have donated a nu,r-
Der of trucks to be used in hauling
away the refuse Of the city.
Merchants and residents of. the tI...
arc requested to get in touch with !"
y. J. Garvey, Of the health dcpart.
nlent on Engineer E. c. Dunn as I
where the rubbish from their prem
ses is 20 be dumped. DR.. Ga1vcy ha
been temporarily relieved Of his cutes
with the l.aalth department 50 that hs
may represent -he. Chamber Of Com
mrce in the c,ean-up and spa'ntup
movement. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

TO MEET IN ROANOKE
Two Members of Order of This City
Fill High Positions in Grand
Council

Richmond. April DE. S. James,
of Roundhill, Loudoun county, was
elected past president Of the Grand
Council of Fraternal Americans at
the final meeting of the council yes
terday in Murphy's Hotel. Other Of
fice1s chosen were as follows: S. H.
Kinzel Laws, Of Brandy Station
State president: NJ. c. "Haugii, Of
Waterford, State vice, president;
James p. Mansfield, of Alexandria,
State secretary; John h. Trimysr, of
Alexandria, State treasurer; George
w. Legnorne. of Laycock, State mar
shall; R. L. ,Jeffies, Of Shacke!ford
State warden; Paul II. Warren, CT
Norfolk, State ;n,cr guard; W. a.
Wyatt, of Pittsburg, State outer
guard; c. NJ. Money, of Vienna, State
chaplain. The finance committee was
as follows: W. j.. Dean, Of Ports
mouth; E. c. BaIrett, of Richmond.
and John limbaugh. of Norfolk.
The next meeting will be held in
April, 1921, in Roanoke. The council
expressed its thanks to the William
Mckinley and Good VIII Councils Of
Richmond, and othpr{, who aid4 I'd III
the entertainment If the cdunci!
while in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
BY Vote Of II to 0 $500
On S100 Rate is
Adopted
SAME AS LAST YEAR
Lower Branch Acts on Measure at
! Special Meeting Last Night-Has
Been Hanging Fire Long Time.

- The tax rate for the city for this
year will remain unchanged. This
was determined upon at a meeting
of common council held last night
when that body by vote Of - to 0
passed the ordinance fixing two dol
lars enssthe slO0 assessed valuation
as the tax rate.
1t is provided that a discount Of
FIVE per cent be, given on all bills
paid by August and discount Of
three per cent on all bills paid by
September Il The usual penalty
is provided for delinquents.
The tax ordinance has been hang
ing fire for several weeks. When
the matter first was. presented in city
council, the finance committee recon-
menfei a tax rate of So. so on the
500 assessed valuation. This as 4
compromise. Opponents to the in
crease also voted down this measure
and finally it was fixed at the same
rate as last year.
Those favoring the same a2sess-
ment contend that the increased
taxes will next year take care, Of the
increased operating expenses (,"hich
now cause q deficit and furthcE add
,thst many of thetexpenses this }year
were for permanent improvements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
NOTICE

All members Of Accotink, Pot amac
and Sarepta Lodges ]. 0. 0. F are in
vited to assemble: at Ode. Fellows Hall
or; North Columbus Street, Sunday
April 25, 1920, at I. Is p. m. and
march IN a lody 10 NJ. f. Church
South where Potomac Ledge No. So
!. 0. o. F.. will celebrate one hundred
and first anniversary of the Order
with Divine Service. Sermon by Bro
E. Y. REGISTER.
BY order Of J. X Williams, Noble
Grand 97-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
4 CLEAN EXHIBITION
Johnny. j.. Jones Shows Far Above
I. The Ayerage :.


Indoor as ven as outdoor managers
of1.an,usement institutions, might well
learn i. lesson from the. Johnny j
Jones Exposition, which IS showing
this;week at Raggett's Field under the
auspices of the Elks. <
s G;Throngs both afternoon and night
are breaking. attendance records and
are; praising:: the nature Of the. various
attractions and riding devices anc
clesn. concessions. 4 few misguided
persons looking for girl shows where
vulgar dances are some times put on
hase been, disappointed and will con-
tinne to be, according to Ed R: Salter
who directs the publicity for the ex-
position. 49,.
Johnny j. Jones. wouldn't let !;
>Heoch" dancer light on his. show Lot
much less perform, for .s25,oo0, ac,
cording to Mr.. salter. 1t is, his pu-,
pose to furnish .cleay wholesome
amusement that cne could take -hils
mother, sister. wife or, sweetheart t
witness and not cause blush, he says
That it pays to eliminate the lewc
and suggestive, from all his, exhibi.
tons is demonstrated by the fact tha'
the gross receipts Of the Jones eX'
position last season reached a higher
figure than all other outdoor; Shows
combined
Mr.. Salter, who is a young old theat.
ricaa Snowman, says. that theatres sup.
posedly of the highest class wou,d-ac
we'll to follow Johnny J. Jones Sex.
ample. He believes fat woneit who
dance with snakes and slimmet one:
who wiggle for the alleged eaifica
ton of the populace ought 70 BE rel
egated to Senee aEhia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
ESCAPE WITH $4,000
Police Think Professionals, RifIed
Vault Of Elon. College Igust :,
Company 49,,

Elon College, y. c., April 22.---
Robbers entered the. E,on Bank ..and
Trust Company some ::il.r >AGondar
right, blew The vault ,is.72trcm :ts
hinges. rifled Ill dapos' 'hcyes: and
escaped with about $3.50 IN ,I.i1-
crty bonds and other ss':uHiies
1t has not been deterr''af'! ~hCth'r
sever.l thousand dollars n currency
deposited in the safe, located in. the
rear Of the vault, was also taken.
pending the arrival from Raleigh of
a State bank examiner, VINO he's ~
structcd the bank officials not 70
touch anything unit! fe reaches here
No clue to the robbers, who the po-
lice believe were. professionals, has
heen found. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
TO ATTEND SERVICES
Members Of Potomac Lodge Odd Eel
lows Sunday at NJ. f.
Church South

Vi i.L.bcrs Of Potomac Lodge a. udd
Fellows VIII Sunday night atten! spe,
cia! services at the NJ. Z. (hI ,ch
South at winch time a special s,rmc.
will be prt'mned by Rev. DR.. E V
REGISTER, pastor. Members of Cas-
ton Alexandria, will act as an escort
Zach year the Odd Fellows atter D..
wac services At one church ia h.
.l., in accordlnca with IN estab,';?c"
custom. 1t is expected that a lar.
.a...-. of ~. ,i;er, - Il attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
REDUCE THE HIGH COST or
CLOTHING

The bungalow arron movement
has reached Alexandria.
Today the progressive merchants
of The city, are displaying most at
tract:vc garments at prices cansist2ui
with the wholesale price Of mate
ria!s. and the busy housewives Of The
city are taking advantage If the rea-
sonabIe prices in procuring bungalo"
aprons. following the example g:
prominent wcnen in Washington, who
during the past week started tn.
Bungalow Apron Movement to re-
duce the HIGH cost Of clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
NOTICE

7. has came 10 our notice that re-
port is bs:ng circulated that, we havs
leased or attempted 20 lease certain
grounds in different sections CT the
city with thss object in view Of keep
:ng out. carnivals and other amusc'
merits. Any person or persons c;rculat,
ing this untruth or propaganda is al
absolute bar.
Alexandria Amusement Co.
(Signed) Ralph a. Steele, Manager
97-2p ". Hannan Reed.
April 81, 1920.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
PROPERTY SALES

Deeds of conveyance for the fol-
!cw;ng pieces Of property have just
5een PLACED on record in the Office of
:he clerk of the court. l.. Morgan
Johnston to Leu Regalia lot 26,:sec-
ion ), Rosemonc; James r. Caton, j.,
10 Graham and Ogden, house and lot
PA South Washington sareft; Mrs.
Laura ". Evans 10 John P. Sewers
ind wife house and lot az the north
east corner of WJtne and Payne
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
Notice to all Members of the Dread
naught Athletic Club

An important meeting of the
Dreadnaught Athletic Club will oe
held at McBurney's Hall. King an
Washington streets, Monday. April
26, at 3 p. m.
All members and applicants for
membership are urgently requested
to be present, as several matters of
interest will come up Tor immediate
aotion. Remember the place and
date. Clip
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
25O,0 GALLONS GASOLINE

Steel Barge From Norfolk arrives
Here For Texas Oil Company
The Texas Oil Company OF .k:s city
today received It's first cargo Ct oil by
barge when a big steel barge from
Norfolk containing 100000 gaArcs Of
gasoline arrived at its wharf ar the
foot of Wolfe street from Norfolk.
1t was explained that il was snrt by
barge instead of rail owing %, the
railroad situation brought ahru5 oy
the recent walkout.
The cargo will be discharged ;:(twc
days and, CT the foregoing run:her of
gallons 10000 viii be put in tarNS fo:
the local plant and 100000 VII be
taken in trucks to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
FISH DAY TOMORROW

large and medium rock. fish. Span,
ish maclereI. large white perch. roe
and buck shad, frcSi, herring, croak-
fers. Some more famous sturgeon
SANITARY FISH MARKET. Phone
7335. CITY Market. Open unit! & p.
m. 97::1r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
FISH NOTICE

The I!a Y. Beauc!amp has j.
arrived from jackson Creek with 2
nice load cf oysters. and will be here
tomorrow. can be bought in shells or
shuchei. Foot CT King street.
9!-1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
: Alexandria National Bank

Banking hours of the Alexandria
National Bank will continue as. usual
until further notice. Close at II NJ.
Saturday. and open from 5 to 6 p. m.
every Saturday afternoon. 972c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
CANTON NOTICE

Members of Canton Alexandria No.
are ranuested to meet at Old Eel
lows Hail at 7.15 p. m, Sunday, April
g. III full dress uniform, to sct as
ssccr; to the Odd Fellows. By order
Of { i. Gaines, Captain. syi-5e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
NOTICE

Alexandria. Va. April 22nd. 1920.
At regular meeting of the Board
of Directors Of the Citizens National
Bank. held this day, ,ir. Arthur 4.
Bryant was elected a director, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of
the late Michael Ahern.
Edw. L. paingerfield, President.
QT-1r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

The regular weekly prayer meet
ing will be held at 3 o'clock tomor-
"ow. Friday, afternoon 1.-THE Anne
Lee Memorial Home for the Aged,
ard will be led ny Mrs. William r.
Latham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Regular teachers examinations wi!
be held at Lee School building. April
81 and May beginning at. a. p..
each day
". II. Sweeney. superintendent.
!Gi-99-l1A- lC3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
POTOMAC FISH COMPANY

Will have on sale tomorrow and
balance of week; Roe and buck shad,
croakers. white perch, herring Po-
tomac bass, founders, rock, Jersey
trout, first Of the season. Oysters
and clans. Phone l9S. C. H. ZlM-
MERMANN, Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
100000 JUDGMENT

Verdict for Company ~ Given by
Court in Four Weeks Trial
Fort Smith, Ark, April 22.--Ver-
dict for the Pennsylvania Mining Com.
pany for 100000 actual damages
against the United Nine. Workers q
America. DISTRICT No. 81; of the MINI.
Workers, and local mine worker ooi;-
es in three Arkansas counties wa
returned late yesterday in Fede,G
rourt mere, after a trial which lastac;
four weeks. Under the Sherman a.;
the Judgment against the defendant:
viii be tr;pled 20 aggregate 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
DISARMAMENT IS SOUGHT
France Will Ask That, TERM of Arm
istice be Executed in Full

iStlce be Executed III Fun
Paris, April 22.--The Foreign AZ
fairs Committee of the Chamber OF
Deputies Tuesday = unanimously
adopted resolution declaring that
.the Chamber is resolved to obtain
ini!the'iaserest of the general Reaee
and the{establishmcnt Of normal re-
lations between all nations, absolute
disarmament by Germany.
The resolution. invites the govern,
,nent to demand that the disarma'
nent clauses of the peace treaty be
strictly and effectively executed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

Change of Saturday Banking Hours

beginning Saturday, April: oath. The
following hanks will close ON Satu-
day 81 Twelve O'clock Noon, unbi!
further notice: Burke and Her5e't,
Barkars; c;tizen's National Bank;
First National Bank. 97-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

The regular examinations of teach
ers in the pun:i: schools of this city
"; be held A,>rl &c and May- g.
!L.'s School buI ;:;.:.' and will be con-
dix ted by Cap; ". 4. Sweeney. sap
rf.ntendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

Mrs. Josephine Spear, Of Bristol,
Tennessee, is visiting bIr. and Mrs.
E. C. Haynes, at their home in
North Washington strc:t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
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