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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
PARIS BLUEBEARD SHOWS
INTEREST IN CORK MAYOR

Paris. France, oct 14-Henri
Landru. who Is shortly 70 be placed
on trial on charges growing out OF
the disappearance Of II women to
whom he had promised marriage and
who has acquired quite a reputation
as a dry wit since his Incarceration
Is months ago. showed deep interest
IN the health OF the mayor o. Cork.
Terence 1facswinsy. on a hunger
strike in a British prison
Every morning he inquired Of the
jsilsr whether 1lacSWiney were stiu
alive.
For a few days Landru showed a
strong disinclination 70 partalzs Of the
usual prison fare.
Are you trying to do the Mac
SWiney stunt starTe yourselfTf the
1aiier inquired
The innocent never commit sui
eide responded Landru sententiously.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
Officers OF Seventh Cavalry Move
To Other Stations; New Ones Come

n 7aIflL nas been 0uIte a bit b
changing Of stations among the
officers Of the Seventh FaTalry
FOR the past few weeks. Among those
leaving are Lieut. and Mrs. L 3.
Wyants who have gone to san An
tonic, where Lieut.. Wyant VIII De
educational and recreational fnstruc-
tor. Lieut. Albert Kusche has resigned
rom the army service and ne and
Mrs. Kusche LETT last week for Hous-
ton and thence to san Antonio to re-
side.
lieut. and Mrs. William Handy viii
leave next week for Fort Riley. Lieut.
Hamby's new station Lieut.. Hamil-
ton VIII also leave next week for
Riley where Mrs. Hamilton. who IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

one OF the delightful social affairs
Defendant on jubilee week at St
Clements Episcopal church was
the reception from until 10 o'clock
wednesday evening. given by the
Woman's Guild or St Clements The
reception was held in the uadercroft
OF the church Whicn was decorated
with Halloween lanterns. orange AM
black col0rs and. flowers in brilliant
autumn tiuts.
Bishop Howden. Dr. End Mrs. Fuller
swift, Mrs Horace Brosddus. Eugene
Tays and Joseph Tays were in the
receiving line More than zoo mem
bers Of St Clements and friends OF
the congregation were present. Dur
ing the receiving hours an orchestra
played
Homemade cake. hot chocolate and
coffee were served Mrs. Van den
Brock and Mrs George 1faslin were
in charge OF the refreshmsnts and
Mrs. Sarah Barger in charge Of the
serving Mrs Horace Broaddus, presi-
dent a the guild, was general chair
man OF arrangements, and Mrs. L. q.
Tucker assisted
Mrs J. T. Livesav. OF CanutiIlo.
talked on church "reminiscences. Mrs
Livesay told not only OF the early
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

. county Jan and clinic. conducted by Mrs.
Julia A. sharp
$50 D. m--Reeeption BY NJ ana Ms.
r =. Thomasol. 1891 z Rio Grande-
wednesday. October 90
a. m--fHotel Paso del Norte hall
rooml- Convention called to order.
Invocation. Rev. Fullsr Swift. St
Clements Episcopal church
second report, credeutial committee
Business session
1880 a. Injection Methods. 3r-s
Minnie Fisher Cunningham. New Wavcriy.
Qualifications FOR voting
Primaries.
Convention.
General elections
u noun-Adi lur1uaut-
q noon--Luncheon for local snd state
officers. Ms ]. z Quad. Hotel Pas3 del
Norte.
1902. m--Leader. Mrs c. G. Halnes.
Austin.
National Government. Ca) Executive. Cd
legislative, (c) Judiciary.
state Government (al The Governor.
His Powers and His Duties. CD The Leefs-
p Thomson. speaker Of tie holss seth
$50 p m--Ad5o lrnu1e1r.
Trip to Juarez. conducted BY Frank Bait
Paso. clubhouse. corner o. River street and
Thursday. Oetober 81.
e. m--CHotel Faso del Norte ball
Invocation. rabbi Martin Zlelonka, Tenn
pie Ut Sinai
p .7iness session
T. uoon-Adi ourument
Leader. 1frs. C. G. Eaines. Chairman re-
search committee.
1850 p m.-county Government.
County Officials and Their Duties. MAJ.
Richard Burgess. Fl Paso.
.. m--Munlclpal Government fa1
Mayor and Council % Commission PORN.
tcl city Manager Form o. Government
$50 o. u--Adiournment-
p m--fT. W O. A. SO East Frank
ton superintendent Of public frstructio1.
Austin.
/ chorusss. Il Paso school children
2 Sources OF Income without the state
FEDERAL Aid; The Smith-Towner BIZ. 1Trs.
c. q Haines, Austin
2 Choruses. Il Paso school -hnI-e1.
T. me LelEua Of Women Voters ard
the Public Schools Public Schools. car
Basis OF Citizenship. ~ Orranfzarf31. In
dependent and Common Schools. "a Coun-
" School Boards. ~ city school Boards
% Sources and Distribution CT Income
Within the state. Miss AMMO Webb Blau-
ton. state superintendent.
3 Choruses = Paso school children
e:fi D. m.-Reception By Fl Paso City
Federation q Wonesn's eiuhs-
Friday. October %.
a. m-fH1tsl Paso del Norts ball
room). Convention called to order.
Invocation.
Inilrislel business
Final report OF credentials committee
Election OF Officers
Report Of resolutions committee
70 noon-A Jourrrneuh
$50 ? m--Exeeutive board meeting
LICENSED To WE'D.
Hilario Medina ard Guadalupe Cutler
re-
william Harris and Lottie Seats.
Guadalupe L. Enriqusz and Juana SAL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
Removes the Roots
Of Superfluous Hair

seeing is beHeTinr.r When your own
Eyes see The roots come ont. you knew the
hair
Yes O. 81 really rrue that the new phs-
I1c-le method removes Euperfluous hair
completed -roots and alI-withcut the
FEAST ll1urT. leaving thc skin soft, smooth,
lzlrlezs- Lcu do the work in a flffV IN
your own home. without assistance. It
does away Win numerous and expensive
visits 20 the electrolyEia expert Does
away With deuliatorlss or shaving az fire.
1uaul intervals Nothing IKE % ever
izl1uu before Perfectly harmless. odor-
legz n1l-lrritzting. Get a stick Of phe-
laCtine. follow the easy Instructions, and
have ths gurprlEa Of your ufes-Adr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

now visiting her parents, viii Join
him Lieut.. Roy Henry Speck has re-
entered army service andwill serve as
lieutenant in the Seventh cavalry. He
mas reported for duty Maj. Warren A.
tair stationed here in 1917 with mi
iltia troops comes here for duty with
me Seventh cavalry. Maj F. B. Kobes
Is coming for duty with the regiment
CAPT Pearl L Thomas OF the 1912
c-ass az West Point is to serve with
the Seventh He comes from the lIth
cavalry Capt W F. Saportas comes
from Fort Sln during the week 10
work with the regiment and Lieut.
Charles ". Burkett, who has been ~
recruiting duty in Chicago. comes 20
the regiment next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

and interesting. She spoke OF the
appearance during the the conven-
ton Of Mrs. Frank Sieberling. Of
Akron. Ohio, who spoke before the
Womau's club during a visit here to
Mrs. j. A Buckler. a few months
ago Americanization taught through
music was largely discussed at the
meeting. said Mrs. Lorentzen, and
the advantages and disadvantages OF
Jazz music dwelt upon
Following the program q social
hour over the tea cups was enjoyed
with Mrs r P. Mosson in charge
assisted by Mrs R y. 1icCandless.
Mrs. p L Ramey and Mrs. James
Picket.
The decoration COMMITTEES for the
music department includes Mrs r.
B. WAGNER. chairman. and Mrs D. v
Fennessy, Mrs. Robert Lander, AIRS
c. n Lyman, Mrs c L. Pelham and
Mrs J. G. Barada-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

TIE wedding Of Sol stolaroff o.
/ this elry and Miss Revs Dublin
ski. Of san Antonio. viii take
place amid brilliant details at the St
anthony hotel in San Antonio this
evening 3lr. and Mrs A. Stoiaroff,
parents Of llr. Stolaroff and AIRS. 3.
p Dubinski Of this city. are in san
Antonio for the wedding
The wedding viii be solemnized at
8 o'clock followed by a reception and
the couple viii then leave for a honey
noon "trip. returning 20 this city 20
reside where 1fr. Stolaroff has busi-
ness interests Mr.. Stolaroff comes OF
q prominent family here. where he has
lived all Of his life. Miss Dubinski
attended the III Paso high school.
graduating with high honors.
The engagement Of the couple was
announced during the visit OF Miss
Dubiuski TO her relatives IN this city
few months ago.
The couple VIII be az home in the
AraEon apartments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
On Of Tomn Yiaiors.

Mrs A. J. Lightfoot and Miss Mary
Adams Of Anthony. n. M. are re-
attending the Eastern Star conven-
ton.
Among the guests at Hotel Sheldon
are Mrs J. H. smith and Mrs. c. w.
Le Cory, OF Crockett. Texas, who are
here 60 attend the grand chapter
meeting Of the Order OF Eastern
star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

And il is certainly the time Of the
year when engraved social statiouerv
IS most in demand. More and more
she ladies Of II Paso are getting IN
the habit OF placing their orders for
this kind Of work with us IL is the
others and we can please You. Tor Ne
are sure that you wiz find our en-
craving on a par with the work Of
the leading shops in the east. we
VIII be pleased TO have you call and
see the samples We are displaying
El PaHo Printing Co..
New address, los Chihuahua St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
; parueuIarly inteFesting affairs

- par nc 4lar ~ interesting AFFAIRS
g cfthe week are the bridge parties
which viii be given By Miss
Genevieve Banneu az the BanneIl
home on San Diego street A large
number Of the smart set win enjoy
the parties, tables being placed IN
three reception rooms for the games.
one group Of guests are 20 be enter
tanned Friday afternoon and another
Saturday afternoon
The guest list for Friday viii in
clude. Misses Nellie Nay Bowen, Mil
dred Rogers, Lenna Robinson, Viz
GINA Morse. Alma Orndorff. Bur
tram Orndorff, Frances Oppenheimer.
Nancy Beal Williams. Alice MvIes.
Harriet Howe. Dorothy Smith.
Frances smith, Virginia Giraud. Mary
GintheI. Grace Giuther. Rut p
Schwartz, Bess Adine owen. Louise
Kettler. Nay Hill, Villas Simmons.
Linda Hill- Mercedes Williams, Dor
cas- Anne Payne. Beatrice stiles, 1lyr-
tie Beddingfield. Katherine Dick.
Gertrude smith; Mesdames Talcott P
smith, A J. Fraser, " T. owen.
Helen lurdack OF Chicago. o. C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Robinson Return
FrOmMotor Trip To Big Bend Country

ER AND MRS. II. L. ROBINSON
lVt returned Tuesday from a motor
trip Of several days 10 points In
the Big Bend country. While away
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Brlte at q ranch near Maria and at
tended a big barbecue at the ranch
when go guests were present. in
Gliding numbers Of Fl Pasoans. They
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
e Pdsoans Auay.

AIRS; r A Barrett. with her two
sons. ". 3. and A u Bsrretf s,a,+
a few days at the c. F. Barrett home
az Anthony this week.
AIRS 3. +. Darbyshirs with Mrs. G.
Carnes and Spencer Darbyshire. mo-
tored Up the valley and visited the
Daroyshire home near Anthony.
daughter. Miss Mary Katherine Rob
erts, were upper valley visitors AT
the Nesblt home west OF Anthony.
y =. Thompson and daughter, Miss
Pearl Thompson. were visitors Al
Cnamberino this week and while
lookinE after their farm there were
guests at the s. A. Donaldson home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
Dinners and Lulcheons.

One OF the pretty parties for the
weekend viii be the luncheon which
Miss Helen Ederls VIII give Satur-
her friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. IA plan
OF the West Texas chamber OF com
grade cotton TO European countries
to test the market abroad. was in
dorsed here today by secretary. Baker
Of the Texas Farmers union
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
Dances.

The fortnightiy dance VIII be given
Saturday evening by the members OF
the Toltec club at their clubhouse
The graduating class OF the high
school known as the L. o. = class
viii give a dance Friday evening, Oc-
tober Is at the Woman's clubhouse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
CASCARETS
s.Thsy Work while you Sleep"

LlVeu upl Your system is fuu q
liver and bowel poisous which keep
you haadachy. coustipatsd. bilious,
half-siclz, and u1struuE. Take Cas-
carets tonight Wake up feeling ike
Tive wire with your stomach reg
ular. cold gone, and q clear head, rosy
skin and sweet disposition 70 grips
ing-no inconvenience Children love
.Cascarsts too. 10. %. 50 cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

With the approach Of long nights Of
winter comes the necessity OF resort
ing more and more 10 artificial light
Lhose who have reason to suspect thar
their eyes are not giving fun service
should come 10 US now for an eLami-
nation and avoid possible compiled
tons. If glasses win not help you we
frankly tell you so. Need GlassesG
Ask SeEau.
Fl PaHo Optical Co.,
l06 Texas St, I'll san Antonio St--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

visited Mr. and 1lrs- Jackson at Al
plle ana were guests at house par
~ at the Eokernot ranch near Al
pine given BY NJ. and Mrs. II. i.
Aokernot Of san Antonio and npine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

a ss: s:4 NO: s5
fluffy white, plump and
meaty hearts of sun
ripe corn, trimming in
delieiously dch milk with
its thick yellow country
cream unsldmmed
Steam-Geamed to amelt-
ing tenderness they have
the dsIicacy Of flavor Of
fresh popped eonmingled
witha butteFy GREATNESS.
Ask at the grooer's for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

LICENSED To WE'D.
Hilario Medina and Guadalupe Cutler
re-
william Harris and Lottie Seats
Guadalupe L. Enriquez and Juana SAL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

somehow the day slips by and the
sun drops behind the hills and we sec
the people EockinE toward their
homes, and then-Why, it's time for
our hubby 10 quit We VIII slip
around TO the office and surprise him.
Maybe after dinner he win take us TO
a movie or esumpin" Our hopes sail
high and we rush into the office only
20 be informed BY the office boy that
he's IN Juarszs went after q story"
what we think now won't pass the
censor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-19
L. d. c. DELEGATES
Elected 10 Attend State Convention in
Petersburg in October

At the June meeting of the Mary
Cussis Lee-Seventeenth Virginia
Regiment Chapter. U. D. c.. delegates
ard slternates were elected to attend
the Virginia Division, U. D. G.. con-
vent;cn to he held in Petersburg in
October.
The delegates are as follows: Mrs.
William J. Morton, president Of the
loca! chapter; Miss Edna Alexander.
Mrs. T. r. Howell and Mrs. Louis n.
Dufccy. Alternates VIII be Mrs. Geo.
T. Warfieli. Mrs. George L. Simpaon,
Mrs. William D. Odgen, Mrs Kenneth
". Ogden and Mrs. Thomas N. jones.
Akrs. Z. Il. O'Brien and Mrs. J Z.
Alexander are honorary state pres
dents. and will attend the convention
in their official capacity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-19
Store Burglarized
Thieves Make Haul at Place Of Fred
Ayers on King Street.

Thieves last night entered The store
OF Frederick Ayers, 324 King street,
and looted the ptace Of Cne boys
bicycle, flash lights, knives, rifles,
pistols. and number Of other art!-
clas. Including several things that had
been left to he repaired.
Entrance to the place was affected
through a rear window. The burglar
removed a pane of g2as: in the rear
w::ndow after scaling a small gar
a"e IN the rear and upon entering
the workshop moved steve pipe in
order 10 get through the transCn 20
The main store.
TIE robbery was discovered by the
ro!:ce about 6 o'clock this morning
ard Mr.. Ayers notified.
The only clsw left By the burglar is
straight stem pipe which was found
behind the counter beside some p:s-
tots. In The opinion of Mr.. Ayers the
burglar or burglars were scared OF
before they succeeded in escaping
wish their loot. They overlooked many
vaiusb!e new pistols and other artic-
les which they had placed on the floor
preparatory to moving them neIud-
in, several boxes Of cartridges. The
bicycle stolen Is valued n $o2.52. The
:ctal value cf the articles s,clen vii!
il is thought be several hundred dol
lars. Il is believed that the robbery
WAS committed by boys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-19
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows
HOncrS It's Dead
Fellows

Memorial services for its members
who have die3i during the past three
wears We're held last night By Po-
tcmac Lodge Of Odd Fellows The
memorial address was made by Rev.
Dr. John Lee Allison grand warden
of the grand Lodge in Virginia and
past grand of Potomac Lodge. Open
ing remarks were made by J. T..
Watkins and there were number
Of hymns. The opening and closing
PRAYERS were made by Rev. Edga.
Carpenter, rector Of Grace Episcopal
Church. -
During tie past thres years the
following members we're c',le' by
death A. e. Bondurant. John J.
Roberts. p. NJ. Bradshaw and Frank
Chi!cotte.
The committee in charge of the
was composed Of A. /.
Sullivan. chairman; !. X. Williams.
Y. G. Cunningham, L. L. Reming-
ton and A. L. lloyd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-19
Colored Schools
Exercises Held Today at Parker-Gray
and Snowden

The public schools for colored chill
efen, closedi.,tedag. sIhe awarding 81
certificates of promotion were made
by Capt. w. H. Sweeney, superinten-
dent Of schools, and Gilbert J. Cox,
clerk Of the city school board.
Hallowell school for colored girls
helt! its finals in the auditorium of the
new school building for colored chill
dlen known as the Parker Gray
School.
Invocation was given by Rev. S. NJ.
Johnson and certificates Of promo
ton were distributed in the grades
from first to seventh. A special prog
ram of songs and music was given.
Special mention was made of jamie
Ross. Ellen Carter, Kathleen White,
Catherine Bentley and Florence Stew
art.
The prize given by Mrs. NJ. A. Tan
ell was awarded to Kathleen White
for studious habits. Remarks were
made by Supt. Sweeney and others.
The music was under the direction of
Prof. Richard H. Brooks.
Srowden School, for boys, r. D.
Lyles, teacher. promotions follow: TO
eighth grade, Patrick H. Lumpkins,
Wiilrowe Martin, Ebert Norton, SAM
uel Shanklin.
To seventh grade, Griffin L. Brooks
Llewellyn Butler, Thomas Bell, C.
William Ellis, Rozier Gaddis, G. Nor,
rs Hopkins, George Jones, Charles
Lucas. B. Edgar MCGEE, James Redd'
Richard Syrange, Wallace Strange
and Ernest Turner.
Promoted to sixth grade, Charles
Blue, Samuel Corbin, William Dogans
Frederick Howard, Osary Martin
Charles Roberts, Chas Stokes, Cree
West, Moses Williams.
chose designated as worthy OF
special mention for having attended
school every day--Elbert Norton. Wal.
! lace Strange. Samuel Shanklin anc
| Llewellyn Butler.
For excellence in studies-Elber
Norton, Willrow Martin, Patrick H
Lumpkins, Creel West, Samuel Shank
Yin, Edgar McGee, Llewellyn Butler
| Charles Lucas. c. William Ellis.
A special prize given by Mrs. Mol
lie A Tancil for the pupil making tht
highest per cent during the sessic'
was awarded Ebert Morton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-19
SENATOR GLASS D. }.
AND PRESIDENCY
Enthusiasm Over News Nc
Adoo Forces Will Sup
port Virginian
PROUD OF HIS RECORD
Senator Is Speeding Across the Conti-
nent to Attend National Committee
Meeting.

Richmond June l9-Quick rise in
the stock Of Senator Carter Glass
as the standard bearer Of the DEM
ocraric party in the presidential race
this fall followcS the withdrawal of
former Secretary Of the Treasury
". G. NcAdoo as candidate. and
the announced intention OF his
friends to throw their support to
Senator Glass. aroused intense en-
thus;aSm among Virginia Democrats
when they hearsi tie news last night.
Governor Davis. when apprised Of
The retirement Of Mr. McAdoo IS 4
possibility and its Immediate effect
on Senator Glass chances expressed
his qualification at the good news
and predicted the nomination ii the
Virginia Senator as the Democratic
candidate at San Francisco.
MIR Glass. the Governor declared,
will appeal 10 both canital a':d lahor
ard tn the great agricultural inter
est: of-the country. "'IIo will make
a spler I'D standard bearer fir Ihf
Democracy" he>said. and viii lead
Ms 10 victory"
Cnlcnel Rcrcr A. James of Dam
vile. chairman Of the State DerIo-
cra.!c Committee and delegate n
large OF San Francisco when told
of tie development bv lnNg-iiStan:c
telephone. said: Senator Glass
would make an able President. Tic
Virginia delegation will do every
thing in its power to see that he is
mace tire stSn-lard bearer Of The
party
Ps.lrysAnt4tive F!nod ,,eHe of<.F!r-
rir'&'s fcur delegates at large :"
San Francisco convention in state
ment. said:
"As NcAaoc'; withdrawal alts
greatly to the strength Of Senator
Glass. and the Virginia delegation
will push Mr.. Glass chances ear
ncstIv and enthusiastically in s
great hope Of success"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-19
SPLENDID PERFORMANCE.
Seminole Players Delight Large
Audience

A LARGE crowd last night attended
the minstrel performance given in
the Opera House by the Seminole
PLAYERS for the benefit of the Alex
andria Hospital ambulance fund.
The performance was one of the
best amateur shows put on in this
city recently and all of the players
deserve credit for the splendid per-
formance.
Leading parts were taken by
Roger c. Sullivan, interlocutor;
Harry Padgett, Mckinley Cornell,
Frank w. Smith, MFllard F. Padg-
EFT, G. Raymond King Clarence W.
Sutton, ]. Gordon Phillips, Ran
doiph Solomon, Harry Hinken, Jones
Cox and Talbot Haslett. Other
participants follow:
End Men-Mr. Frank w. Smith,
Mr.. ]. w. Langley. Mr.. Raymond
Padgett, Mr.. George M. Reynolds,
Mr.. Harry Hinken and Mr.. Claude
w. Fletcher.
Soloists-Messrs. J. G. Phillips. H.
Padgett, Mex. Cornell, NJ. F. Pad.
gett. T. Hayden, G. R. King, c. W.
Sutton, p. Solomon. H. Hinken. J.
Cox, F. w. Smith and T. Haslett.
Chorus-Messrs. T. Burns. K. Bag
gett, Mex. Cornell, H. Chester, c. W.
Fletcher. NJ. Finnell, j. Grady, j. F.
Hammersley, NJ. H. Hammill, T. Hay
den, H. Hinken, T. Haslett, c. Hantz-
non. w. Kletsteuber. G. R. King, J.
w. Langley, A. Lyles, L. Monroe, F.
Ncwland. H. Newton. L B. Phillips.
]. G. Phillips, NJ. F. Padgett, I. Pad
gett. R. Padgett, H. Padgett, c. Pad
gett, G. NJ. Reynolds, R. c. Sullivan,
]. Sullivan, L. D. Sullivan, c. Sutton,
J. Schwarzman, R. Solomon, F. w.
Smith, J. Cox, L. Chesser and Y. Web
ster.
Seminole Players Orchestra =
Messrs. R. Rodgers, G. J. Jaeger, E.
r. Sullivan, J. c. Gill, jr., S. F. Gill,
w. II Trudgill G. W. Scott and I.
Stewart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-19
ST. PAUL'S LEADS THUS FAR
In CONTEXT Of Sunday Schools Eight
Show Average Attendance Of


n .ss. Psul's church Leads in the first.
rep5.;t made Of the Y. NJ. C. A. Sum
dnY school attendance campaign be-
gan Sunday, June 6, in all of the Sun
d:y schools Of the city. That is, st.
Paul's church leads as far as the re-
port is completed All of the schools
have their reports in but Christ
Church and theirs will be in the next
weeks report.
Eight schools reporting shows an
average attendance for the first four
months of the year of 1912. or an at
tendance Of 152 for each school. How
ever the first two Sundays of June
this average jumped to 20S per school,
am increase of 81 per cent. The Sun
day schools scarcely expect to main
tain this large per centage of in
crease through the hot months of the
summer but already steps are being
taken to insure the greatest Sunday
school attendance of any summer IN
the history Of the city.
The smallest percentag: basis re-
ported was St. Parl's with 65 as the
100 per cent, while the First Baptist
reported the largest, 351 as the basis
from which to compute their record.
Grace church starts out with the
smallest record of attendance for the
two Sundays of June, with ll.5 per
cent as a beginner, while St. Paul's'
as stated above leads with 174 per
cent.
The summary: Church, per cent,
present record-Saint Paul's 65 per
cent, s.. Paul's TIA per cent; First
Baptist 35l per cent, First Baptist
144.5 per cent; NJ. E. Church, South
3l2 per cent. NJ. E. Church South
1868 per cent? Second Baptist 50 per
cent, Second Baptist, 1859 per cent;
Methodist Protestant. Is per cent
Methodist Protestant. 135 per cent;
Trinity NJ E. 76. Trinity M. E. 1855
per cent; Second Presbyterian lo1
per cent, Second Presbyterian, l2e
per cent; Grace, 105 per cent; Grace,
Ills per cent.