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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01

recognized in the writing a sirni-
larity to the writing Of McCardeii.
Parole Officer P. NJ. Varney
yesterday called the girl to his Of
flee and after a determined effort
10 unravel the mystery of the sud
denly ardent cousin, the girl broke
down and with tears coursing from
her tired eyes, she revealed the 1T
tie tragedy of love. denouncinG
Goodan as her husband. but refus-
ting to admit her real identity.
''The girl will remain Mrs.
Mabel Goodan' to u.s.. today de-
Iclared one of the prison officials"
hut when McCardell is returned,
steps will be taken to halt the
flame"
Three hearts beating under the
cover of prison garb, and under
sentences as forger. thief, and
mystery woman" will continue
their battle for power over the law
of man. The girl was sentenced
in July and will probably be re-
leased long before either of the
two men in the case, and what is
worrying the prisoi officials is the
| wireless of the underworld and
whether through the long months
of Imprisonment, it will enable
communication between the girl
ard McCardell.
Goodan would say nothing re-
garding the affair, and the prison
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01
Suicide Attempt
Follows Romance
| OF Girl Prisoner

Curtain fell late yesterday after
noon on tragedy of life involving
Ias leading characters, three prison.
efs Of the Oregon penitentiary. n
Love, thriving under the most
severe circumstances, Fate, inter-
,vening with. and suspicion, reveal
ing the situation, all contrived to
bring the tragedy to a finaSe.
Revealing her love for a paroled
convict and denouncing the ''hus-
band whose name she bears on
prison records, Mabel Goodan,"
pretty eighteen year old girl of
mystery" attempted suicide late
yesterday afternoon in her room
LAT the Oregon penitentiary. She is
/ serving a two year sentence for
obtaining property under false pre-
lenses
Her life was saved by the prison
physician, but she refuses to adj
nit her real identity ami remains
Mabel Goodan" on prison rec
ords. She was sentenced to prison
from jackson county last july,
and at the same time, the man
supposed to be her husband, Dan
Goodan, was sentenced for three
years on charge of forgery.
into her life behind prison walls
came David McCardell, who was
paroled November 13, and a
romance under severe difficulties
foliowed which ended yesterday in
the girls attempt on her life. Me-
Cardell, the authorities saw. will
be returned to Salem today as a
parole violator.
Love Enters Scene
MRS. Goodan," the only woman
serving in the penitentiary was
not Kept under close surveillance
customary, and love. played trumps
when she became indirectly in as
soclatlon with McCardell.
Fate interviewed, and McCardell
was paroled. But behind the
prison walls. the little germ of
love still flourished and letters ad-
dressed to alvin Bushy, Eugene,
ore.," came daily into the hands
of the prison officials to be CEN
sored and mailed for the girl
Calvin Bushy'' was supposedly her
ycusin.
The Suspicion, the destroyer, en-
tered the scene when the prison Of
ficials received letters for Mrs.
Goodan" from the cousin and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01

Just received new line of fur
hats, reasonable prices; also brid-
al wreaths and wells at Mrs.
Stith's Millinery, 333 State st. 2S9%
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01
EHyhtS!a

OF Mi. ana MIS-. j II. MartIn IN
| Albany, She had finished eating
dinner and as she started to get
IN from the table her foot slipped
and she fell to the floor with the
result as stated above. The Fish
ers formerly resided in Albany.
Mr.. Fisher is now connected with
the State Tax Commission infthis
city.
All patriotic orders are invited
| TO Marion County Veterans meet
ing for an all day session Thurs
day at Mccormack hail. Bring
well filled baskets. 1873
! The home of better service, mod
crate prices and largest stock.
/, Webb & Clough, funeral directors.
287*
! A. Sternberg OF Albany was in
the city on business yesterday.
/ Ivan Cooper, operator at Ye
Liberty Theatre in this city, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Cooper, in Albany.
Miss Kathrine Slade visited with
friends in Silverton during the
week end.
| Just received a new line of fur
hats, reasonable prices; also brid-
al wreaths and wells at Mrs.
Stith's Millinery, 333 State st. 2S9%
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Bowen have
been visiting with friends in
| Portland.
r. f. McCrosky, of the Phez
company, has. returned to Salem
after spending few days trans
acting business in Portland.
A baby clinic was held at the
| Salem Commercial club Tuesday
afternoon. A large number of
babies were entered.
Mrs. Schellberg will have her
fancy work sale Dec. 2-3, Buren's
287*
| H. w. Smith. j. T. Hunt and
w. w. Fawk are appointed ap-
praisers of the Louis H. Turner
estate in an order signed by Coun-
ty Judge w. M. Bushey, Tuesday.
1 In the estate Of Salome Hirtzel,
| Charles Scott, j. o. Dixon and
William Hogg have been appoint
ed to make inventory and appraise
ment.
! Roy Bremmer, game warden
for this district, returned from
/ Tillamook, Tuesday, where with
Federal Warden Ray Steele, he
Investigated reports that hunters
were using motor boats in hunting
ducks on Netarts Bay. The Oregon
law prohibits duck hunting from
any kind of boat on this bay.
f. III. Struble, county school su-
pervisor, inspected the North
Howell school Wednesday.
4 Suffering from a severe attack
Of cold contracted the early part
of the week when visiting the
schools of Hubbard Miss Lillian
Godsey, public health nurse, was
compelled to suspend her duties to-
day. Miss Godsey is working on
her final report which will he pre-
sented to the county court Satur-
day by several health organiza-
tions urging permanent adoption
Of public health nurse in this
! county. Miss Godsey anticipates
resuming ner work the latter part
| of the week
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01

under close watch to prevent her
harn,ing herself.
The Commercial club open for
um will be held this month on
Thursday evening. December 8, at
8 o'clock. instead OF Wednesday
evening as originally planned, it
was decided at a meeting Of the
clubs board of directors last night
The meeting was postponed, It
was Stated, so that members OF
the club might attend a Masonic
function Wednesday night.
La Grande, Or, Dec. 1.--Apples
from the Grand Ronde valley are
soon to be sold to Portland people
at "A penny apiece. The local mar
ket situation has reached the point
where it is not profitable to ship
the fruit east or totthe middle west.
according to appIv dealers, as the
ireignt rates eat up the sale price
ana leave the orchardists nothing.
orchardlsts around Imbler con-
'racted their apples for a good
pfice and the buyer paid down 4
s,hail amount. Rather than take
tne apples it is reported, the buyer
aiciWed his first payment to 90 ana
me owners still have the apples.
JOURNAL WANT Ans pAv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01
Notes

Circuit Court
Alderman VS. w. -
Writ of attachment, sum
/, Smith VS. Irwin Cox ct
ption, affidavit, motion.
ness Mems Adjustment Co
W. Ryals. Execution.
berta L. Fagan VS. Raymond
ran. order of default.
lie A. M. Rnndrich VS. Dan
ndrich. Findings of fact, de-
Nae Brown VS. Philo Glenn
Decree.
q. Winslow VS. Comstock,
Aim company. summons,
lll, judgment.
Probate Court
hte of salome Hirtzel. Or
lie of Louis H. Turner. In
n and appraisement.
jeweisr, matchmaker. Sa-
) tops dressed with our wa
roof, sunproof dressing will
HAT top. Hulls Top Shop, Y
hg.
ember Victor records are
in, see tomorrow's Journal
L. H. l.. Stiff Furniture Co.
zs7s
ction of a new King Bing
e Salem Cherrians will be
lat their next meeting on
ay, December 7, at 8 o'clock
& Commercial club.
\ features of interest for ev-
heeting in music and in SER
at the Jason Lee Methodist
h. Mr.. c., N. Cone is very
ar as a song leader. We want
here tonight. 287s
IS Me Caroline" has moth
do with Seven Bald. Pates
comedy stars however. 28Ts
meeting of the Salem Fan
and Breeders association will
cid at the Commercial club
rrow night at 1880, a Com
al club official stated this
ing.
htton was given a bed N
lty Jail here last night, off
said.
lval services Mt the Jason
church, cor. Winter and JEFF
81. every night this week al
excepting Saturday. You cant
to miss these meetings, ev-
dy welcome. 2S7a
uce. Ask for Health Creed"
small Boys Prayer" at the
Elng stores: Spa" Gray
J, H. Sampson grocer, cor
and Commercial, Y. M. C.
30 Y. W. c. A. These cards
make an ideal Christmas gift
our boy, nephew or neigh
boy, as they will instill a
lui thought in the mind OF
BOY who receives one. The
eos will be given to the Boys
organization. Cards 25c, en-
Tor mailing, &c. 277
pare tire was stolen off his
aooiie yesterday, Lot Pierce
Guy, complained to police.
rs sperry Chafer D. D. al
mptist church Friday eve.
pec. 8, 1880. DR.. Chafer is 9
'eacher and author sent ou'
oouy Bible institute.
Thursday evening with
eurity Benefit association al
'n hall, dancing. 2sS.
: nuslck & Son, Salem dis
ers for VIM FIGURING mills
Mceived their second car o
me first car of 1900 sacks
~ In 20 days. They expec
'als car in less time. The
VIM is less than any othel
- nke quality. 287'
r Earl Fisher of Salem me
an accident while VISITING
albany during the week.
sne sustained a double frac.
ene lower limb, one JUS
~ M ankle and the other be-
Fisher was at the home
15H3Ys1
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|.ss+** 4 = + \ =


rrrrrT EVENTS
-oyster supper BY
rirst 4 Christian churen
for missions. cn,,a
.. Junior 1uiio
"a Moose hall.
1.-American Le-
concert and dance ar
Z. s.-First Concert by
n n symphony orchestra
~ -" s.-open Forum
sting, Tin commercial ciu0'
m. Western
ssn -, Older Boys confer
s, Salem election
M NJ Business Men ;
5gue. - ,tothers,
.,paOpN
Dso q5.-Christnlas-. Day.
IN 4 X X X \ \ \
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JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
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officials iayr no, yer talked 70
McCardeil The gisl is being KEEP.
under close watch to prevent hei
harntirg herself.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-01

Miss Kathrine Slade visited with
friends in Silverton during the
week end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION

The Alexandria Citizens Assocla,-
ti0n at its meeting last night transact
ei considerable bushes: of a routine
nature. The committee on police re-
ported that Mr.. Goodnow had offered
the use of the Rosemont station IL !;
sub police station with telephone IN
ciildrd The laatter OK street grades
in !. ~rce Washington Park WAS re-
fcrrsd to the committee on streets. al
leys and parks. The matter of dues
was deferred until the next meeting
At the conclusion Of the meeting mem
hers were entertained informally by
the Dreadnaught Athletic Club. The
night for meetings has been changed
until Tuesday and hereafter meetings
will be held in McBurney's Hall.
Rev. 0. w. Triplett, formerly pas
tor of the Second Baptis; Church. this
city, now located in Sumter. s. c.,
where ne IS state evangelist, IS visit
ing here. Rev. Mr.. Tr:plett is attend
ing the Baptist convention in Wash
irgtcn, D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
U. D. c. Meeting
Delegates From Fourth District to
Meet Here May 1919

a meeting of the Mary Gusts
Lee. Seventeenth Virg mis- Regiment
Charter, U. y. c., vas he'd last
niuht to complete arrangements Tor
tI.e conference To be held in this city
on Tuesday and Wednesday. May is
and 10, of the 18th District of Vir-
r:nia. Unite Daughters of the Con
fcGeracy.
The conference will he presided
owe. BY Mrs. Howard Fletcher. OF
Wayrentcn. chairman Of the foul.A
district. and will open Tuesday even
ing with a reception in Lee Camp
Hall to the delegates. the local
Daughters of the Confedcracy, tn"
Confederate Veterans. and Sons of
Veterans.
On Wednesday business sessions
will he held morning and afternoon
and that evening an historical meet
inr will be held in the Young Eco
pies Building.
charge of arrangements, with snp-
Mrs. James L. Alexander is IN
committees Under her direction. Ms.
Charles Hcwell and Mrs. !-ycur=us
r. Uh'er compose the entertainment
committee.
A called meeting of the local chap
ter will be held Saturday evening at
: o'clock in Lee Camp Hall. for the
reports cf committees ana final ar
range ments. A full attendance IS
urged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
Report Activities
Retail Merchants Bureau of Chamber
of Commerce

The regular monthly meeting CT the
board Of directors Of the Alexandria
Caan.Jer of Commerce was held last
night.
Report was made CT the successful
lCcat.ny CT the Blue Ridge Manufac-
turing Company. which has pur-
chased what was formerly the RAM
mel Boet.ing Works, Cor. Co.umbus
and Wilkes Streets, which building
VIII be remodeled at once and will en-
ploy from one hundred (100) TO one
hundred and fifty U5O) ladies in the
manufacture cf work shirts.
Report was made that work had
b b:cun en- retak:ng the census of GER
tain Locks in the city.
A most Interesting report WAS made
by the delegates who attended the re-
cert meeting Of the: Chamber Of Com
,,y,rcc Of the United States cf Amer
ca at Atlantic City.
Applications fer membership OF VI :
Lceb. 4l6 King Street, and Harry a,
Branow. 631 King Street. were re-
ce:ved and they were unanimously
elected to membership.
I. was decided to place two large
fl;phts On the veranda in front of the
Chamber of Commerce.
The Secretary was instructed to cast
the ballo. for the organization on
Referendum No. 80 from the Cham
Ter Of Commerce Of the United Ssates
Of America.
A report was made of the recent
Good Roads meeting at Fairfax Court
House by the delegates who ATTENDED
that meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
CORNELL-SHARp WEDDING

A pretty wedding took place at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon in Christ
Protestant Fpiscopa ! Church, when
Miss Edna Mae SlN!l f.s.eht@r CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey \ sharn Hf
East Rosemort, became the wife OF
Mr.. Thcmas NJ. Cornell, also of East
Rcsemort.
The ceremony was performed by
the rector. the Rev. DR.. William j.
Morton. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Carey A. Sharp. par
ents of the bride and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Busha, of Lorraine, Ohio.
Immediately following the wedding
ceremony DR.. Morton baptised the
two young sister of the bride. Misses
Lois Isabelle Sharp and Elva Fern
Sharp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
DANCE LAST NIGHT

The Knickerbocker Club gave an
other of the delightful series nt
DANCES urder the auspices OF this or
nanization. in tae auditorium of the
E!ks' Home last night.
The young people were chaperoned
by Mrs. Joseph NJ Armstrong ANA
Mrs. Richardson and among the out
of town guests were Miss Bertha
Brown. Miss Elaine Gal!ahorn, Miss
Katherine Tenant. Miss Ethel f'r@n-
eel. Miss Jcnscher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry McCuen. Nh; and Mrs. Rob
ert Bag"ett. Mcssrs. Philip Dulaney,
George Poole Charles Worman. Al
bert Watson. Bernar$ Scott. Waiter
.Arty, Frank Palmer and Louis k!nz
The music was excellent and dan
cling was tnpi - Until Il !2te horr.
There were about fifty youH%
couples present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
News of Potomac
Items of General and Personal In
terest From Neighbering Town.

Mrs. w. j. Callaghan who has
been quite sick from severe case of
tcnslitis, is improving.
Mrs. j. F. jackson who has been
listing her laughter IT, V II '"ton.
Del. has returned to her home on
Oxford Avenue.
Mrs. C. | Reid who has been Wis
ting her mother. Mrs. H. l.. Burk,
has returned to her home in Rich
mend, Va.
The newly organized Giec Club met
in a social session, at the home OF
Mr.. Carr, Jr., Windsor Avenue, last
night, ard after completing organi-
zation, rehearsed chcrusrs and or
chestral music for an entertainment
! to be helI in our school auditorium
in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Ward of
Lloyd Avenue, are receiving congrat-
uaations upon the birth of ten
round son. Monday. the first.
Mr.. an!i Mrs. J. r. Johnson. nee
Gertrude Holdings, are rejoicing over
the arrival of baby daughter Sun
day.
All persons whc are to be figures
in the Wax-Works Exhibition are
requested to meet at the home OF
Mrs. R. ]. Yates tonight at eight
o'clock.
Francis Yates will take part in a
program at the Eagle hut in Wash
ington tonight.
Funeral services for Ralph Nc
Kinney Coates who died at V!adivos-
tok, Siberia, took place Monday af-
ternoon from the family residence on
! Bellefcnte Avenue. Del Ray. and
were conducted by Mr.. Wise. of Bait
more, Md. Pallbcarers wera lvar
Carpenter. Charles Scrivener, AM
Wilbur Davis. of Del Ray. Messrs
Walters. Gramp and Taylor, of Wash
! ington, D. c. Intermen was in Ar
lington cemetery with military hon
| OrS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
SOLID VOTE OF THANKS

The members cf ST. Marv's H2ly
Nam" Society together with their
VISITING societies who .toHF part i'll the
Holy Name Parade Sunday afternoon
desire to express to Chief X. W.
Ogden and the volunteer members OF
tnt r:,;ous fire con.:,a..es AMI r.
chief CT Police Charles !. Goods and
he nc!ce of Alexandria our aPpre-
cia:;,r Of the splendid services r"ad-
orcd bv them during the parade.
The visitor: c:r":ed away sp!e.r :
:n.pres s;c:, Of the perfect system ei1-
r:o"~r ~ these Departments J" han =
.ng :he h:~ crowd and cur a., "tm'
ho"> car rn'y add as fellow .7wnim"n
were proud of every member OF the
fire and police department
Signed, st. Mary's Holy Name So
ciety. Alexandria, Va. j. NJ. Nc
Donaugh. president and chairman Ct
the executive committee; I. f., Dy-
son, chairman of the parade commit
tee; William Desmond, chairman OF
the bene::ction committee; F. II
Grabenstein. chairman CT the music
committee ll"-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
SHIRT FACTORY
soon TO START HERE
To Give Employment to
From 100 to 100
Hands
ACQUIRE BUILDING
ACQUIRE BUILDING
Blue Ridge Manufacturing Co., to
Make Mems Work Shirts-Now ke-
modelling Building.

This city soon will have another
manufacturing enterprise. The con-
Germ is known as the Blue Ridge
Manufacturing Company, Inc, OF
Nashville, Tenn. They will engage
in the manufacture of mems work
shirts.
This concern has just acquired the
builiing at the southeast corner OF
Columbus and Wilkes streets. 1t
was purchased Gy tie Chamber OF
Commerce frcm William l.. Rammel
and sold bv the Chamber of Com
mercc to the Blue Ridge Company.
1t is stated that the new enter
prise. on the start, will give en-
ploymert to between 100 and 80.
The owners are already engaged in
thc work of remodeling and soon the
necessary machinery vii! be installed
altar which operations vii! be begun
This ccncern has just been charter
ed by the State Corporation Com
mission with capital stock of $780,
600 and a minimum of S65,O00.
News that Alexandra is to have
another manufacturing enterprise
was received with considerable graft
fication by the business interests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
WILL ORGANIZE BAND
All Who Can Play Band Instruments
Invited to Meeting Friday


A band to be known as the Alex
andria Citizens Band and viii be or
ganized at meeting to be held at 8
o'clock next Friday night on the
third floor at la South Fairfax
street.
Every person who can play musl-
cal instrument is invited to come and
join the Band.
The promoters Of the movement
feel confident that a sufficient num-
Der of men can be obtained from the
various persons who formerly COM
posed bands in this city TO form an
up to date band.
Alexandria certainly shouli hare
a band. There is hardy city OF It's
size in the state that does not sup
port band.
The American Indian Guard and
the Holy Name Bans were formerly
in evidence in Alevararil, but they
some time sine l;sbarded an1 the
last to 90 was t',, Indian Guard Band
which later became affiliated with a
band in Clarendon, operating under
the name of the Clarendon Band.
With the musicians IL 'll city, some
of when have never i'e2n identified
with any band, Alexandria GER
tainly Should be able to organize a
band that will be a credit to the
city. and the Gazette EXTENDS to the
proposed new banu best wishes fer
success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
ENTERTAINED YESTERDAY

The Parish Aid Society OF Christ
Church entertained at tea yester-
day afternoon in the parish hall for
the members ami their friends. A
most ENJOYABLE program was rem
derei as follows: Solo. Mrs. George
F. Pickett. acccnrpanied BY Mrs.
Frederick P. Russell; recitation, MIR.
Frank A. Steele; the quarrel scene
from Julius Caesar, MIR. Steele and
Mr.. A. d. Rhodes; humurous reci-
tation. Mr.. Rhodes; solo. Mrs. Tue
cimei-Smoot. accompanied by Miss
Katherine C. Waller: violin solo. Mr..
Eli Smith. and the last on the pro-
gram was Mrs. David kircheloe
wife Of Representative kincheloe. of
Kentucky. who delightfully."- enter
taiend rhe assemblaee with a num-
Der of songs. playing her own ac-
compartment. and also with several
whistling numbers.
The officers CT the society were
the hostesses and were assisted in
srving refreshments by a number OF
young ladies. among them Mrs. JUL
ian T. Burke Jr., Miss Collins
Jones. Miss Marie GaSson Miss
Sarah Cox AMI Miss Eliza Bland
| Cox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
Appeal For Funds
Salvation Army Seeks to Secure ST.
600 Here

Thc Salvation Army hls .,uSt -
suau an arpca! for fun: for tue
rco,jny wear. Tilc l,.a. reeds = i
arncurrod will he $4,000. on TINS
amount two-thirol< will 90 towards 'hc
pv,, .h.,se of the building Cor their new
HEADQUARTERS 3la-32l King street \
c.nyaS. VII soon he made by Local.
committ.e in behalf Of the fun aud
in the evert persons are net caii''
on t.ey are requested to send fhr'r
contributions to Carroi! PIrc". treas
urcr cf ne LEGAL branch.
Tte Salvation Army in A!cNanc:,''
acccnn!ishc.I much good and IT. e.
fc,,ts to rbta.n permanent home III
..,e city should tc met with h"H"tv
rcsoon:e on the part Of citizens 80
erailv.
Th.ir work has the indor>cmert ~
practically all am on Sunday y
cverv church in the city. Protestant
and Catholic. the pastors urged all n
contribute to their cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
NOTICE +

The business of which have ben
sole owrcr for the past 30 years has
been succeeded by the new firm Of
Thomps J. Fannnn and Sons. rs y
consequence must request of my pa
irons prompt settlement of their
existing accounts. All persons to
whom am indebted will favor me
',y ki-dly rendering their statements.
Thanking in advance for such CO.
operation on the part of those in
debted 10 me. | remain, Very respect
fully,
!12-6t THOMAS }. fANNoN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
SCIENTIST FINED
Walker. Convicted of Manslaughter,
Will Appeal $1,000 Penalty

Newark. n. j.. May ll.-Andrew
Walker, Christian Scientist, cen
yicted last week on Il charge of man
slaughter in connection with the
death from diptheria of his 8 year
old daughter. Dorothy, yesterday
was fined 81 900.
The child died May 1. 1919. Walk
er failed to summon regular ply
s;cian but had the child treated by
three Christian Science practitioners
Walkers counsel announce! h"
will appeal the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
IRISH POLICE KILLED
Sergeant Who Had Defeated Sim
FeinerS Murdered

Dublin. May 1.-Two constahles
of the Timoleague County Cork
police station were shot dead on pa
troll duty Yesterday by party ct
men in ambush. At Bandon. Ser%t
Flynn was shct dead and another
constable was wovr a.
Police Sergt. Mcdonnell. be!org-
ing to the Cavan force. was shat Gcaa
Sunday night near his hut,at Clona-
kitty, where on the ninht of MarcA
81 he led his small garrison in q
stubborn resistance against Sim
Fein attack.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-11
FIREMEN'S RELIEF FUND

Chief Ogden. of the fire depart
ment acknowledges with setr lp-
probation check received IN rhe sum
If So ;"pm the Aiexan.!ria AmW>e-
mcnt Company. up"rati"T@ the. Rich
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