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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
OMAHA PkEDcILA KAN.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
NOVA vELKA cEsKA
SIN PRO 0MAHU

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
IL ZAMFsTNANCU MA
zDEJSf PosTE BUDE
DANo DO pENsE

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Ne stanovi. ze ysichni zamsst
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
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IN leynou ccnu

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
TRINITY CHURCH

Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church. founded 1TT4. East side of
South Washington street. Oscar w.
Reynolds. s. 7. E., Minister. Sun
day School, $3.50 a. nl- Mems Class
led b. the pastor. meets at ten
O'Clock. Morning worship. ll:00 a.
M, evening worship, 500 p. m,
Tomorrow Church Membership
Rally Day. Al members ard friends
CT the church are urged to be pres
ent. The roll Of membership be
called at the eleven o'clock service
The Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at thc evening service. Al
,ccmmursicants Ct the chtrch are
urged TO be present. a canvass CT
the parish viii be made tomorrow
locking forward toward the fall
church campaign. All members
artl friends of the church are cor
daily requested to ypnll together N
this advance of Old Trinity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
Labor Day Holiday
Many Outings ind picnics. Planned
Fer sIcs:da@

I.ahor Day vii be marked by a
gcrera! suspension Of bssinens. Pc
r:cs and outings will lie the order
Of the day. Practically AL .bt'aI-
ness will he suspended and many
ritizcrs will srend the day out Of
the city. scmc leaving this after
rorn fer uearby resorts and many
rcrc viii 90 tonight or tomorrow
There will be 10 pui'lic celebration
here although picn!cs at close by
places Will attract many 2rE. base
ha!7 gancs end other sports also
will draw large crowds.
An al day picnic wi: be he'd az
Pohick Church. nere win be 8
cfickel, d:rmer served, music and
dancing sn4i the music will &c fur
nishca by tie Carp Humphreys OF.
I.hestra. Many from here Hiii at
iterG.
As heretofore stated the postof
fec viii he closed, the banks city
government and cthcr Offices will
l,s c'cscd all day aS viii also the
.ity market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04

1921 IN NORFOLK
Majority of Committee Favor Bonus
Election of Officers to Bring Con-
yention to Close.

Richmond, Va, Sept. Ain the
midst Of a roll call demanded by OPP
.ponents of a motion to suspend con-
vention rules and put over discussion
on the bonus bill until this morning
with debate on both sides limited, ma
jority delegates to the convention OF
the State departments Of the Ameri-
can Legion yesterday afternoon fore
ed through motion to adjourn, af-
fer having been in session little more
than an hour.
This move on the part Of the pro-
ponents of the bonus bill will throw
the entire question, which is gen
orally conceded to be the most seri-
Gus piece of the business the conSen-
lion faces, onto the floor today for
general threshing out.
What started out as 9 quiet session
turned out to be considerable of an
upheaval and little was accomplished
beyond the passing of four. resolu-
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
For Distribution
Questionnaires For Virginia War His
tory .Arrive-Church Hcnor
Rolls

The War History Commission of
Virginia has issued .questionnaires
which are now ready for distribution
in Alexandria. These quest!onnaires
will be compiled for permanent re-
cord in the Virginia state library.
where it will be filed as a memorial
CT the deeds Of Virginia soldiers, sail
ors. and marine in the World War.
This work can only oe accomplished
by the hearty cooperation of the ser,
vice men; the majority Of whom are
responding promptly and filling out
their papers. Only by the participa-
ton of every service man in Alexan-
dria can the city record be completed
and the military and naval service re-
cords made a part Of the archives of
Virginia,
The records made ny the men who
entered the service from this city
stand second to, none in the whole
state, and Alexandria has every rea-
son to be proud of the splendid body
Of men who responded to the call of
duty during the recent war. Therefore
it is hcped that these enviahle re-
cords may he made permanent ones.
The following charmen have beer
appointed to work on the hCnor rolls
cE the churches:
Methodist Episcopal. South. Mrs.
VIM NJ. Reardon; Trinity Nj. E., Rev.
%. W. Reynolds; Second Presbyterian,
Mrs. Wm. Campbell; Free Methodist.
Rev. II. l.. Kelly; Methodist Protcs-
TINT. Fred Ebhardt; 81 fM1rE's
Catholic, Mrs. vi r. 0'Su,Iiv''
First BAPTIST. Miss Sa;dce Pitts:
ST., nd Baptist. Mrs, James \. Hal
f<i. Hebrew Synagogue. p. We'll
Lutheran. .Rcv. Carl Gcettc; Grace
Episcopal. Mrs, George Ro6p; Christ
Episcopal. Mrs. G. N. Ardertnn:
st. Pau!'s Episcopal, Mrs. fn'mct'
Dunn; Salvation Army. Captain j..
d. Hellwcee; Colprea citizens. Dr..
J. NJ. Hopkins.
Questionnaircs may be secured at
the Chamber of Commerce, or by ap-
plying tc Miss Esther Holiday Green.
1913 North Washington Street. Telc-
phone 475.
Collaboration Of the missionaries
Alexandria Branch War History Com
mission Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
To Dedicate Home
Roberts. Chapel Acquires Paff Shoe
Factory Building-Price s25,000

The building formerly occupied by
the Paff Shoe Factory, four-story
brick structure, located at the north
east corner Of Washington and Glib
bon streets, has been purchased by
the: trustees Of Roberts Chapel M b..
Church, colored, for the sum of S25,-
900 and will be used for Sunday
School purposes and community
building. This building will be form
ally opened Monday evening at $50
o'clock. A special program will be
given consisting Of prayers, and
music. A speech of presentation will
be made by William A. Carter and
responses will be made by number
of colored clergymen and others. The
public is invited to attend the dedica-
tory exercises. It is expected that a
large number of colored citizens will
attend. B. F. Watson will preside.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
Purse For Firemen
Residents of Del Ray Raise S97 For
Alexandria Firefighters

Residents of the town of Del Ray.
Arlington county, have raised the
sum of S97 which has been turned
oyer to the Alexandria Fire Depart
ment.
The money was raised by popular
subscription through the efforts OF
John Gaay and is a token of the ap-
probation of the residents of that
town for the services given by the
Alexandria Fire Department. Resi-
dents of this town have always re-
ceiyed assistance from the local fire
department whenever they called up
on the fire fighters OF Alexandria and
as result many buildings in that
town have been saved from destruc-
ton through their efforts.
J Jack Glassman, s25; ]. Donate, So;
E.J. Roberts. So; ]. R. Harding. So;
Sol Cohen, So; R. j. Yates, s2; J. F.
Jackson. 50; J. R. Ellis, 50; f. J.
Benson, So; J. NJ. Jennings, s2; John
Gary, 50; E. c.. Crump, 81; J. l.
Gordon, 81; w. U. yarney, 81; F. w,
Mooney, 81; w. T. Barber, 81; a.
w Moriarty, 81; A. S. Douglas, 81;
G.. r. McCauley. 81; T. H. Coates, 81;
D. w Curtis, 81; A. S. Sheffield, 81;
w. F. Kerwan, 81; c. ". Brooks, 81;
Camille De Lane, 81; F. E Peverill.
81; E. R. Feagan- 81; ]. J. Terry, 81;
w. E.. Johnson, 81; V. L. Parsons, 81;
H. L. Walgomott, 81; j. A. Carpenter
81; ]. E. Kreamer, 81: L. E. Tull, 81;
| A. ]. Nails. ST.. R. H. Roberts, 81;
G. w. Harrington, ST.; R. T. Hardin
| 81; A. Clarke, 81.
D.. c.. Morgan, 81; B. F. Trice, 81
lC. W. Leyinson, 81; J. A. Tomiin. 81;
A., E. Herbert, 81; W. B. Lunceford
Isl: c.. V. Whalin, 81; Mrs. Sarah
Fitzgerald ST; Mrs. S. A, Rurren, 8
1 Edmund Clarke, 81; 7. 3: Anderson
Isl; Miles Able, 81; A. Y. Brooks, 81
3E D. File, 81; Total, $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
To Honor Its Dead
aIsmkc.S Gf James ". !ackIs,l
Council J. O. L. a. VI, tn
Decorate Graves Tnmcrrcw

rnl owing IFS annual custom thf
members Of James w. Jackson
Ccurcil. JuEI:or Order & Unitet
American Mechanics. wi! visit the
cemeteries of This city. tcmorrpv
mornin" at 10 o'clock and dccorat':
he graves Of its members.
For more thar 30 wears tbs aor,
ran;zat:cr has shown this nrarl: .cf
respect to its dead. IN formcT years
The first Sunday in May was rs
decoration day but this date was
changed by TIE state council to The
first Sunday in September to De
obscrvc6 by cvorr coun@;' in the
st;,tc cf Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
Activity In Realty
Many Pieces cf Pr:D"rty Change
Hands-RuSh Starts Fer
HrmeS

The real estate aud Insurance
firm of Graham and Ogden report
chat the real estate market is
again active. snd quite q number
cf persons frcm ort Of
tia city are mal:irg INQUIRIES
aEcut Alexardyia re2l estate iras.
m1,chi as the future .ooks exce@;t-
irsly. bri"ht.
tbs firm rercrts the sales Ct the
following pieces 'tf rropcrty: I"
MIR. Lee. cf Washington D. G., .
dwelling and seven acres cf ground
at Brsddock Eeights. Arlington CO.:
10 Charles. s. Howell for l. " /,
Johnston let !. block ;. Rcsen'ort
! and Charles s. Howe! to Gourt-
snd Fl Davis same property: for
IN. Jcfrstcn to T. a. Smith. o.
| Washington. D. c. iot 16 block
PcscG-crt: TO Carl Rudwessy fr: stofre
at Kis@ and SEarvs.rd streets: 70
DIR. o!sks RYDER. cf Rieb3,FisHgi:s Va; a;
for Mrs E. M.rFaiE house and
!.letz115 south Columbus street. n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
FIRST BAPTIST CLASS
OFFICERS INSTALLED

At public meeting, held last
night in the SbfYlay schook2p!n.ne of
the First Baptist Church. THE new
~ elected officers of che J.sR., y.
Curtin Memorial Baraca Bib. e Class
were installed by the superintendent
Of the school. S.; w. Pitts: after
which the principal address ef the
occasion was delivered by Mr.. J..
H. Trimyer, of the H K. Field
Glass, followed by several selections
rendered by the church choilrpnder
the direction of Mr.. Starnell." The
program also included Il solo by
Miss Evelyn Howard( who had as
acccnpanist her sister. Miss Mar
guerite Howard. aildsrecitations by
Mr.. "A. j. Rhodes. During tie even
ing refreshments we're served. Fol-
lowing are the officers installed
N. L. Williamson teacher: Rev. E.
b. Jackson assistant teacher; A..
l.. Lloyd, president; c. G. Batchcl-
er. vice president; W nj Tapping.
secretary: F.. r. Clark. assistant
secretary: John Peed, treasurer; g..
j. Minor. assistant treasurer a.
$. Nlarl,in, chairman executive
committee. presided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
ALIEN ANDRIA LIBRARY

The Alexandria Library will be
closed or Labor Day.
Thes.- books have been added to the
library:
The Hand In The Dark, A. J. Rees:
Young Hearts. j. Z. Buckrosc: Un,
.sasy Money. Pelham G. Wodehouse;
Harriet and the Piper, Kathleen Nor
RS; Half Portions, Edna Fcnber:
Diana of the Ephesians, Mrs. D. Hum
rhreys; Painted Meadows, Sophie
Kerr; A Pawn in Pawn, Hil5Ia Sharp;
Mary Girl, Hopd Merrick: Martha
and Cupid, Julie Lippman; Home
Nursing. Able T.. Marsh; A. French
Woman,s Impressions Of America
Countess Madeline de Bryas; Motior
Picture Chum's First Venture. V. APP
pleton; Boy Scouts On The Colombia
River. G. Ralphson: Dave Dash
away. Rcv Rockwood: The BOYS Of
Columbia High 6. =. Forbes; Motor
Picture Chun1s on Broadway. Y. Ap-
pfeton; Tom Swift and His Wireless
Message. Y. Appleton: Tom Swift arc
His Air Glider, V. Appleton; Tom
Swift IN the Caves Of Ice, Y. Arple-
tcn; Motion Picture Chnms at Sea.
SIDE Park, V. Appleton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
MOUNT VERNON CHAPTER
lRoyal Arch Masons Headed by P. F

The following officers were elected
at the regular meeting OF Mt: Vernon
Chapter No. IA, R. A. M:held last
night:
Percy E. Cliff, high priest; Boyd
y. Richards. king; Bedford K. Smith
scribe; Frank w. Latham, secretary;
W.. l.. Allen. treasurer, Alfred G..
Moss, capt. of host "A. N. Sherwood
royal arch captain; R. j. Schooley
master of 3rd vail; c. NJ. Stump. mas
ter of End vail; c. c. Batcheller, mas
ter of 1st vai.; G. W. Zachary. tiler;
Rev. Jas. NJ. Nourse, chaplain; Leo
pold Ruben, steward.
These officers were installed by NJ.
E.. ]. E. w. Timberman,sP. G. H. P.
of Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
Proposed Apartment.

Structure to Contain is Apartments
Work to he Started in 60fDays
Plans for the construction of the
proposed apartment house on Wash
ington street between Queen and
Princess streets. are now rapidly
nearing completion and the. work Of
erecting the apartment. it was stated
today by a representative of Wash
ington interests that will erect it, will
be begun within the next SIXTY days.
The apartment will be four stories
flieh ard contain forty-cigirEsapart-
ments. There viii be elevator sservice
and other conveniences. The promo
tiers of the project are all practical
mep whom have zbuik nas3y farge
apartments in Washington and else
where.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
Picnic Plans Complete
Sabbath School Outing Monday at
Lloyd-Yaried Program

Large delegations srom the various
Sunday Schools of the city are ex-
spected to attend the all day picnic
Monday at the. grounds of the George.
Mason High School at Lloyd Station
under the auspices Of the Y. NJ. C.
A., of this city. The picnic as hereto
fore stated in these columns is the
elimination of three months Sum
day School attendance contest.
The Second Baptist Church Sunday
School was winner of the contest.
The occasion will be enlivened by
music which will be furnished by the
Citizens Band.
All persons attending except the
members of the Sunday School class
of the Second Baptist Church are ex-
pected to bring their lunches. Lunch
con for the winning Sunday School
will be furnished by committee in
charge of the arrangements.
Miss Corinne Reardon is chairman
Of the entertainment committee and
busy program has been arranged to
keep everybody on the jump from the
time the first base ball game begins
n the morning until the mothers drag
tired but happy bunch of young
sers home in the late afternoon of
TIHbor Day.
The program possibly with slight
changes, will be as follows:
L, 10 a. m. victorious Second Baptist
Sunday School taken to the picnic
grounds. Sunday school and automo-
biles to take them out will assemble
at the Second Baptist Church.
1890 a. m. baseball game Picked
teams from the Henry X. Field Bible
Class, mostly bush leaguers.
12 NJ. crowning of Miss Vera
Naomi Simpson First Lady" of the
picnic. 2
1915 p. m. complimentary luncheon
to victorious school by eight losing
Sunday School of Alexandria.
l. p. IN. band concert. Alexandria
Citizens Band.
1.3O p. m. Sunday school stunts"
.2:3O base ball game. Picked teams
from the Second Baptist Sunday
school. also bush leaguers.
Quoits. tennis and volley ball courts
open to the picnicers.
Sports program:
Tiny tots dnder Miss Hilda Sch
neider and the primary superintend-
ents of the various schools. interme-
date boys and girls-50 yard dash
boys and girls; three legged race
boys; potato race-girls; wheelbar-
row racc-boys and girls.
$50 p. m. general games. "Thrce
deep, "swat tag and "Cat and
Mouse
p. M. Senior school contests.
| Medicine ball relay-elimination;
ihuman burden relay elimination;
sug-o'-wa illumination. 2s'i -
S p. m. presentation ofprizes.
$50 p. M. first annual Alexandra
lefty Sunday School Picnic Ends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

The twcnty-ffth annual convention
of the Fairfax Cour'ty Sunday School
Association was held at Bcu!ah Bap-
tist Church. Irsncunia. Thursday
last with Rev. C. F. Cummins in
the chair. The program oDencd at
1O:30 a. M, with prayer by Rev. b.
w. Mell:champc. of Pohick Church
ard this was followed hv addresses
by Prof. F.. p. Murril. MIR. +. p.
Fcnwick Rev. u. S. Knox. and Mr..
R. R. Buckley on subjects Of inter
est to the convention. Rcv. J. w.
Beal, ccndrrtcd the devotional cx-
crcises and Miss Pearl Shreva nd
dcd tc the pleasure o: the meeti".
hy singing several so!n:.
Officers elected for tic rcXt year
are Mr.. George G;llin@ham. Of Ac-
cctink. president; Mr.. Frank [ Is
racl. of Fairfax. vice president: Miss
Kate Grove, of Herndon. secretary
and Mr.. c. b. Burger, of East
Falls Church. treasurer. It was de-
cidcd TO hold The nest meeting at
Ilda. near Dunn--1cring. the third
Thursday in August. 1921.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR

F" ?. ! Z Il
The Alexandria Sunday School
Association at its annual meeting
held last night at the Methodist
Protestant Church elected these Of
fcers to serve for the ensuing year:
Warren l.. Moody. president; Els
worth Brown, vice president; John
w. Herndon. secretary and treas
urer;; Miss Helen NJ. Cummings,
superintendent Of; the secondary di-
vision; N. S. GreenagyyaS, superin.
tendent ef the adult department;
Mrs William camptellssfsperintene
ert of the home departasnt;; Melyir
F.. Pitts, superintendent cf ths
teacher training department.