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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
Suit Compromised
Case Of c. VI. IIorgan Settled Out of
Court

The suit of c. VI. Eorgan. former
manager Of the store. against -.
RcnGhcim and Sons. Incorporated. as
:ormcrly represented b. McsSrs. ].
N. Rodgers. Leon Flydemann and
Louis Cohcn. has been settled by 4
compromise agreement of the parties
al: will not come to trial.
The case attracted considerable at
;cnrion throughout thc city own" t"
Tie popularity ef Mr.. liorgan in bus
ness crc!ts and his many friends are
mnra pleased At the amicah!c ADJUST
merit cf the case. When seen today,
Mr.. Horean stated that it had hec''
settled to his entire satisfaction. At
eorncys Smith and WoollS represent
ed Mr Horgan. and the defendants
by attorney G. l.. Booth and K. :.
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
RETURNED FROM MEETING;

Miss Helen Norris Cummings ha'
-n'u-mcG from Washington where she
sprrt .hc past wcck attending he
meetir~ held in Lafayette Hot-i OF
.ce national officers Of the General
Federation af Wcmen's Club ar.I
director from each state. Mis-. rn1'-
,ninrs : the directcr from Virginia.
\ srr;ts or entertainments for tie
Iai,eaIoe rulmirated yaAerdav ":;'r-
nocn in tea give. hy Mrs Bur!e:2a
wife e thr Postm@>tc~ Genera! srd
attended by the member" 1f 'ae "@b-
net and their wives. Miss BOILING
nou.cI tea, aithos2h Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson was prevented from bong the
1nS.c= en- this cccasicr, a. vas re
origjnai plan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
CAMERON CLUB

Following the outline suggested b.
iiq General Federation nj Wnmea';
rlul:s. ne Cameron t'Iub has det;r'te-
y plarrcd = scrie: of fos~ ta'kS,
The local meeting will have rhe
mayor. The Chamber q Conmerce
and representative business interest:
# the city while the other three re
.ures will bo county, state and nation,
yivcn on three successive even'ngs
Further announcement will be niade
nf chcte lectures. giving the date are
oare 6f meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
o. d. Co%MANDEaY OFFICERS
p. o. Cockey Heads knights Templar

FP. O. Cockey Heads knights Templar
The members CT Old Domin;or
Commandery No. II. Knights Ten,
plar IT TIER annual meeting held last
right e!ecter these officers to serve
for the year: Emmincrt Sir J. Q.
Cockey. commander; Sir K. A. Zach
arv, ecncrai:ssimo; Sir P. E. Cliff,
captain general; Sir =. j. Richards.
serior warden; Sir \. NJ. Sherwood.
junicr warden; Righ. Eminent Sir J.
j. Green. prc!atc: Eminent Sir {. +.
Outcalt, treasurer: Eminent Sir i.
". Latham. recorder: Sir j. G. HeiSh-
lev. standard bearer; Sir a. G. Mosz,
sword bearer; Sir c. c. Batche!"r,
warden: Sir r. J. Sclrooley. third
guard; Sir i. +. Dyson. second guard;
Sir V. c. Dyson. first guard; Sir G..
W. Zachary. sentinel.
The newly elected officers were m
stalled by Venerable Eminent Sr G.
A. Gwinn. grand ycnrralissimo Of the
grand commandcry, assisted by VIII
liam Lewis Allen as grand marshal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
$4,000 For Schools
Commrn Ccuncil Also Orders S"0Gr
CraI Fill FIR G,is Paid tl!ermcn
II Act Tuesday.

CGnm"r c"unr+ hold an adjourned
p,"rt'ny lust ,,:@ht and adopted a r"So-
m':rr aanronria'ng' ~" sum "f s.
coo % ray th@ puhl;r >choo! TEACHERS
"T frr -" meath or Scatcneb =. pn
Hlr rernmncn'ii:t:" of The i"irt COM
mittr" on light AM iiT"n"" the .nm f
53.0or was appropriated to paF . roa'
hi FOR IT," city gas plant.
4 meeting cf the board Of q icrmcn
will he h,Ih rpvt Tnes. ni%ht :or tie
ru,pcs" &C cnnrur'in.r il the action Of
common cour";l OF these measures.
Or iuvit"tirn Of Councilman DcS-
~fcr,: fhe mnn'oe'S Of ne rom.
rcn cc4!ncil gent 10 the Co'umJ /
engine house ar:l witnessed I.nor
stra,iGn al IT," new automatic FIRE
Il arm ringer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
BIG GAME TOMORROW
Dreadnaughls VIII Cross Bats With
kHickerbockers Tomorrow al
High SchoO! Grounds

| What will probably be Alexandria 5
greatest drawing card Of the year will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 5
oc,ock on the Alexandria High schooi
field when the knicke1bockers, holder
| Ji il" consecutive win record OF the
District meet the local Dreadnaughts
| noiacr 81 tne same record fer Sorsll-
crn Virginia tens. II tho ;hird agd
deciding gamc Of Il three game series.
1t Will he remembered by the !oca!
| fans that il was the above George
town club that administered the only
defeat the big ID" lads received this
season out Of thiliy-Six games p:ayed
the .tIeXaGdr!ans evening up the score
las. month on the Knicks home field
evsr in Gcorgetown "nol.ow," 50 TO-
Imnrrow'S i: hound to he hdm-fin"cr
a both c!ubs viii Fight too,h AM raii
from the nomcm that Umpire Wood
ward calls play" The knicks root
rrs are coming over 200G Str"ng.
while from al reports the fast-@one
Dfcadnaughts will not lack its sup
por'ars. the game. no doubt, drawing
The largest crowd that ever saw a
game II this Virginia city. Tie fie',
has been put in good order extra
seats have been provided. also addition
al rcpcS iave been stretched. 50 that
everyone coming 10 see the game will
have 10 trouble or irccnvciercc what
s,cvcr. Two Of The best officials in this
section will handle the game. M.
Richard Woodward hchinr: The bal
aud Nr. jas. Hughes On The bases
wh'ch j enough SAID. Eii"'hil:ts list
have hrcn passed to the r"spcc!ive
n,anagcmcntS an, ~ order 10 "-1 this
~an," played here N hie%anGF;a 81
.hnt NJ incal followers could "Nnv"n-
;"rily see same. the DrcadHaurhts
haG 10 ";vc the kNickrrbGckcrS thC
Iargcst guarantee Any tcam has 70
crivni here FIR some time past and j:
i :;cped that The collection Will just!
fy said action Time p. NJ. tom0r-
rcw. place lli"h School Field. Lets
nr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
THE DAY OF ATONEMENT.

September 22nd. is observed as Yon1
| Kippur, the Day Of Atonement, by
tthe Jews throughout the world. This is
/ the greatest fast of the Jewish year
From sunset of the 21st til sunset OF
the 22nd the observant Jew neither
/ eats nor drinks. but devcteS the day to
fervent worship. en- Kippur is dis
! t:nctive among Jewish holidays, for
/ it is not associated with nature or
with history. 1t is a day for the
searching Of the heart to find peace
with God.
/ The fast originated in Biblical times
and is described in The sixteenth chap
Ter of the book of Leviticus. In those
days the people tasted and afflicted
themselves while the high priest made
atonement for the entire house Of
Israel. This atonement was made in
an:ient fashion by sacrifices, and es-
re:ia,ly By the symbolic rite Of dr!v-
| ing the scapcgoat into the wilderness
to bar away the sins Of the people
Now prayers take the place Of sac
irifces. In modern Judaism prayer is
the ,ight form of approaching God.
Jews devote the Day of Atonement to
PRAYERS for the fcr%ivin@ Cf their
sins. They avoid all ordinary and sor-
did interests on this Sabbath Of Sab
baths. The fasting is ahrogated. how
cver. for children. old people and the
sick. o.. in times Of famine and pesti
,eYcc. or such contingencies as are in
cident to the dcpr!vations Of war.
The aim of Yom kippu1' is atone
nrcnt through prayer and repentance
These contain no element OF media
...;cn through either redcemer or a
sacrifice. The only true repentance
comes through change Of heart and
an effort to do better Each human
haing stands before his Maker seek
:n- in honesty to make his record
clean.
A feature of Iom Kippnr is the
Memorial service. Men and wcmen
think of their dear departed and OF
the great and good who served man
kind. ! Especially in times OF stress.
when many brave men are Offering, up
their lives, felvor aninlates thess:;
prayers by which their liasUaEsy
honored and their ideals are preserved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
Hospital Ambulance
New Machine Arrivcs--ls Handsome
Ychicle-Ccst $4,000

The new ambulance for the Alex
andria Hospital has arrived ard today
was seen on the streets for the first
time. The ambulance is a handsome
affair and modern in every respest
and was greatly admired by all who
saw it.
1t is pearl gray in color and.on each
side is painted in gold letters "AleN-
andra Hospital" There are glas"
panels on which is painted red
cross in q gold circle. The panels are
decorated with neat white satin cur
tains.
The interior of the ambulance is
equipped with an up to date regula-
ton stretcher, heating apparatus
medicine chest. physicians seat and
both dome and side lights.
The machine was brought here
yesterday from Philadelphia by
Claude w. Fletcher of the Fletcher
Motor Company and has been tempo
rari!y placed in Wheatley's garage
The ambulance was built by the
Dodge Brothers. and the body con-
=tructcd by the Thornton and Fuller
Company OF Philadelphia. 1t cost
S%.C0G.
Through popular subscription the
necessary funds for its purchase were
secured, practically everyone in The
c!ty donating for its purchase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
HousehoIders Seriously In
convenienced This
Morning
NO GAS COAL IN SIGHT
Working On Twn Car Loads of Bor-
rowed CoaI-Onlv Enaugh 10 Last
Till Monday Situation Critical

The >...:' gas n!.n. WAS badly Grip
plcI tcr several hours tsday because
thee. was 70 coal and il caused great
Inconvenience to housahal&ers de-
pcusiu. 81 gas tc cook their break
|as,, and email manufacturing plants
uS;rg gas for operating their eSCsb-
.I,neu;s also were temporarily pu:
pr. II business.
.Surt. +. ". Latham CT the gas
Plant. .tatcd {" representative a.
The Gazette, tllat the plant was wE.h-
out any Gas coal Whatsoever ard o1rly
YESTERDAY received @wo ca- .oads o.
coal such as is used FOR scam pJr-
poses ana ths was being a-aj toasy.,
Th:s rcs, however, he explained is
rot suitable for manufacturing gss,
'ut l,cy had 10 uso this or nothing.
III" two ears cr roa were received
trcm h" District government and i
iS stated .'tat this quan:ty of Goa! viii
las; ur';i Nnrdav. Unless other coal:
: the meantime received Alexandria
Will i" compelled 10 completely close
icwm Is =gs plsrc and consurlefs
viii havc 20 do the hcst they can.
It. Was after 10 O'clock this mornin:,
before ca~sumcrs could secure SUI
ricient s;iirpiy Of gas to use for eftler
cooking o' commercial purposes, The
"a: Office was bcsie@ed with Cabs
rror, cvrry s"rtinn ,oC the ciry ;.r-
rg II" c4rly morning hours.
F!a- d.rolie@ were compelled =
ether hurry 20 cafes Or restaurants
~ oHdcr 70 get their breakfast tbs
n,rriIg or do without thc.r usual
not c"ffec. Many housenoders, hcT-
"var. niaI" fires in their kitchen coal
-an~eS ard. although not prepared FOR
such an emergency, cooked hreakfas.
en- hcm.
Neercr before in The history: Of @he
ras plant have they had so much
rauhle N regard TO coal. II was stat
d al tho gas Office ;hiS morning that
he go9 Co. he was plant had Dees
.ranrs ;u; iha; i had been taken,
Viii" r.:rant-, by the railroads and
r:ually Alexandria plart was 'ast
wthont any coal whatsoever.
Citzcns are greatly alarmed orrr
he situation and Il i> "ynectc1 TIA:
som. a"-icn ~ Obtain results bninrf
he pant i compe!i"d 70 a;Seortlnue
operations entirely vii he taken by
he authorities. As jt now stan2: 10
ane c9n tel Just when they VII re-
"civc coal 10 operate the plant atte:
he bwG car leads are exhausted when
". Latham says Wv be Mond@;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
ROLLER SIX AT1NG RINK

Opcrs Armory Hall. Tuesday. Sep
tomber Il. Evening session. 7.i3 to
1890 p. n. admission. Including
skates. rents. 52c. ladies' ard children
27c. Afternoon session. 80 70 p.
m. admission, including skates. -cnis
27c. ladies' and children. lie. -!2n-:'f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
Fire Alarm Device
Patented hy II. q. Tomlin Tested Be
fore Members CT Council

An electrically operated automatic
bell ringing device 20 r;ng the fire c,!-
zine hrNS of the city. patent Of
Robert O. Toml;n, Of tbs city. was
~ivcn test las; ni,-ht. The affair
took place at .hr Columbia fire en-
g;ne company's house and was wit
messed hy the members Of common
council ana Fire Chief Ogden.
The device causes the engine bel!
10 strike los times and breaks Of it
own current
Mr.. Tcmlin desires to INSTALL this
device in the three fire engine houses
and also one in the belfray O. the city
hall building. and the latter would he
operated from po,:"e headquarters.
Tie affair it is pointed out would
result in volunteer f:remen respond
ing 70 all alarms Under existing con
AiLiors the fircmcp ldpnr Erstying the
fire cnwinr houses have to depend on
aavonc TO ring the hell 10 give an
alarm to the volunteer f;rcmcr. and
when The bell in the city hall Is rung
tie members Ct the police force on
duty at headquait tcrS have t" 20 from
the station house 10 the Stcep!c. a
distance Of about square. caus!n%
considerable delay.
Within short time Il proposition
will he submitted TO city council to
apprcpriatc money for the purchase
of the new device 1t is stated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
COURAGE REQUIRED
OF FILM PLAYERS
"rhe Island rf Rcgcacrati'n Has
Thrilling Scenes.

1t required ccura"" "n tn" part Of
.ha PLAYERS to make The Island Of
Regcnciat.cn." whiv3, will he shown at
TG,c Hour theatre today. In one scene
The heroine i: force5 t. climb out on
The i:lF5oom Of yacht riding at an
rhor and swing OF or a rope INTO Il
'aunc!,. Eel owtn" this. II" DR. fig
about t,c sea anA Is cast upon IN IS
land. With AMtonio Mnrcno she ar-
rrcarhcs rol"aro IN crurtio" ard
GodrcS the flyiar lavs and rc"'ii
caused hy IN earthquake while II"
hero rcycucs her. 4 burrin~ Sh,p is
qno,hc. sensational scene il the finn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
RIG DANCE TONIGHT

Dor, miss the grand opening nj
Flks' Hall this evening at $ p. NJ. of
tie series Ct dances TO he held on
every Monday. Wednesday and Sat
urdav under the direction Of Mr.. J..
F. Murdock. opering dance will be
the big feature Music will be direct
from PENN Gardens. 22i-1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
WANTED = FOR BETHLEHEM
SHIPRUILDING CORPORATION

sparrows Point, Md. carpenters.
ioipcrs. rivet gangs, electric weld
crs, reamers, Bolters-up. also all
classes of helpers and laborers;
rate of pay from 46c to Sl.7as per
hour; good living conditions; no
labor trouble: permanent work. Az
ply TO Mr.. Thurman, 141O Pa. Ave.
Washington D. c. 219-6p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

ESTABLISHED ICE CREAM
PATILOE AND CONFECTIONERY
FOR SALE. OwreI- leaT5!g c'Fs,
VIII sacrifice. Box Y. C&l>e Of t'&-
Zette Office zts-Ss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
PER!IC SPEAkING.

The Hfn. Herman ". Craven will
address tho Harding Crrl;d@e Club
Tuesday evening. Sept. q at S u. M.
at the corner cf King and Washington
street. All are invited, especially the
ladies. 224-1c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
WILSON AIDS With.
. /. PURSE AND PEN
Proposes 10 Help Win Yer
diet in Solemn Re
ferendum'
HINTS FOR SPEAKERS
Says League Seeks to Substitute
Teaching For Galilean For That OF
Nicizsche and German Gen. Staff.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-PreSident
f! Wilson m Ms letter 10 the Democra-
lie National Committee iEcios.ng his
initial check for the campaign fund,
makes it plain that his purpose as
we'll as his purse has as It's objective
the realization Of hi hopes fer
Americas participation IN the League
! Of Nations.
There is no dGuht whatever but that
the President has entered the cam
rai-n determined 10 do NIL in his pow
.r to effect a favorable vote on the
solemn referendum" anent the League
which vote. in January last. ne de-
clareG would voice in no uncertain
terms demand for American part
c;ration in this internationa! arra&gg-
mcn;.
In the "EIint> for Democratic
Speakers" which have been prepared
at the White House. the opening ssn-
tencc gives clue to the Presidents
probable Inc Of thought.
There is too much discussion on
the League Of Nations in the abstract
too little discussion Of il rs living.
vital thing in the affairs Of The
world" says the prc!ud" Of II"
White House document. What is IT.!
1t is an association Of the free ma
ticus Of the world the object Of
which. is freely, 70 discuss IN! iiircs-
tigatc lii" causes nj war before na-
ciorS actually 20 to war"
Further Indication Of III" lie Of
though the President will pursue IL
his advocacy Of approva. Of Americas
entrance into the League, together
with u majority of the civilized ma
tionS Is found IN other expressions IN
HE hints for speakers
Il confidently predict that there is
not an aggressive people in the w2rli
whc wculd dare bring wrongful
purpose to that jury lthe Council Of
he League Of Nationsl. i one Ct tn"
White House statements.
1T Che League is a modern at
tcmnt to prevent war by discussion
lin The omen and not behind closed
doors" is another observation.
Il, i the substitution Of the teach
nr of the GaIiIean for the teachln"
Of Nic;zchc and Trc!tschk2 and the
German general staff said another
Of the hints.
The principle underlyin" the Lea
quo Of Nations" says another para
graph. "iS the essence Of Christianity;
Il j.. the embodiment Of the undcrly
ing principle Of the Tc@ Command
mcnts: II is thc gospel Of Christ ~
opposed tn the iniGuity Of Mclcch."
In conclusion. the Whit" House
v;cwlninr * expressed as follows. N
thr hints 10 speakers:
The fact cf The matter is that ther"
k no choice-it is either The League
Of Nations or another great war per
mans The f;n2l war o. a civilization.
lis this experiment worth while? Is i
worth tria ,"
This. having cmanatcd from The
White House. may be expected to be
he line Of argument President VIII
son will pursue in hj> personal eff
forts on behalf Of the League.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
KILLED OBEYIEG SWEETHEART
Navy Descrtcr On Way To Surrender
When Run Over Ry Train.

Laramie. Wyo., Sept. 17.-Spccdlng
back to Chicago On Il freight train to
give himself up as a desc'tcr from
the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ten in response to the plea Of his
sweetheart. Roy f. Mckinney fell be-
meath inc wheels of the train near
Node. Wyo.
In the pcekct Of his coat, when the
mang!ch body was found, was a letter
signed Blanche. urging him TO return
and give himself up.
"Be the honorable man | know you
are. she wrote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
MOTTO T.

Bids wanted for pap"rin- and pant
ing city council and board Of alder
men chambers. all bids must he IN by
September 18th. AT l2 o'clock nocr.
JEROME KAUFMANN.
Chairman Committee .on punNc
Property. 22l-1c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
LECTURE. /

Secure your tickets for Bessie
tuart Campbe!l's lecture Education
the Twentieth Century" and
Ecal Monday evening in Elks'
2 orium. Tickets so cents and 81
=. at Warfetd's drug Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

Coming Monday. Sert. 90. 1t fl;e
Irgnmar the greatest and most
thrilling serial ever nroduced Ruth
Of the Rockies featuring Ruth
Roland 2lg-6c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

The funeral of Mrs. julia E. Stone,
who died Wednesday night. took place
this afternaon at 2 O'Clock from her
late residence l25 Nhrth Fayette
street. Services were conducted by
Rev. Dr. John Ice Allison. pastor of
the Second Presbyterian church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

A man may have his price. but he
is slow about showing his cost mark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

Monda$S. Sept. 20, at the
he greatest and NEST
a ial ever produced Ruth
= H. Rockies. featuring. Ruth
Roland. 2i9-6c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

Miss Bessie Stuart Campbell will
lecture Monday night in the audi
torium of the Elks Home on "Educa-
tion in the Twentieth Century" A
musical program also will be given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

Dr. ]. Garnett King, mayor Of
Fredericksburg. Va, with his wife
and daughter who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Stansbury,
North Columbus Street have returned
to Fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

At meeting Of colored citizens
last night Harding Coolidge Club
was organized at the Beulah Baptist
Church with the election of these of
ficers: Edmund Hill ,jr., president
Lacey Doss, secretary; NJ. Moore, mar
shall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18
Miss Hilda Noonan has been ap-
pointed teacher in the second grade
Washington school. Her many friends
wish her success.

The Allison w. c. T. U. will hold a
special called meeting with Mrs.
Simpson, 1915 King street. Monday
evening at 7.45.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

Mr.. Harry B. Cation will address the
Westminster Bible class at 500 o.
clock tomorrow morning in the West
minister building taking for his sub
ject The Character and Writings of
st. Matthew"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

z. D. Moore, 40 South Lee street
registrar in the first ward announces
that he will register persons al! day
on October but not on September 23
the date set by the three other regist-
rars of the city for general registra-
ton. Mr. Moore, however. says that
every Saturday from now till 0cto-
Der he will register from 10 a, m. to
7 p. m,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

In the corporation court yesterday
afternoon jury was unable 10 agree
and was discharged in the suit OF
Vance H. Peele against Irwin Payne,
Charles Gorham and Raymond Cor
hara. The jury was out half an hour.
Mr.Peele sought to receive the sum
Of $500 with interest 70 injuries suS-
tained in an automobile accident June
II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. johnson of Del
Ray and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ven
able of Washington will leave to-
morrow on motor trip for Atlantic
City and Poughkeepsie, N. T.. and in
the latter city will visit Mr. William
A. Price. former resident of De-
Ray.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

Property Sales Just recorded follow:
Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Fair to Mrs.
Martha A. Ryder house and lot lis
South Columbus street; Mrs. Florence
Sampson Morris house and lot on the
east side of West between Princess
and Oronoco streets; Mrs. Mary I.
Jones TO E. Burnett Ale, house and
lot on the east side of Alfred be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

A community sing will be given at
the Friends meeting house near Camp
Humphreys at 800 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at which time there will be
an address by Kirk E. Wa lace, local
Y. NJ. c. A. secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-18

A meeting of the Alexandria branch
of the Virginia War History Com
mission will be held at $50 p. m.
Monday, at, the Chamber of Commerce
All collaborators are urged to attend
and submit reports and all who have
any interesting information are in
vited to be present.