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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-23

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-23
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
TO MOTHER LEGION

MISS 1SIna OOOlys Writing IN sun
days Atlanta Constitution, pays trib-
ute to the desire of Mrs. Frank Har-
rold, of Americas, that the American
Legion be taken under the motherly
care of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy, in an article which will
be of wide interest to the Americas
friends of this well known woman.
The article which accompanies a good
likness of Mrs. Harold, is as fol-
lows:
The expressed desire of Mrs.
Frank Harold, of Americas, Ga,
president of the Georgia division of
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, that that organization extend
its patriotic work to motherly inter
est in the American Legion, will no
doubt be acted upon formally at the
annual meeting of the Daughters of
the Confederacy which will hold in
Macon in October.
While based upon sentiment of
deepest kind. the suggestion of Mrs.
Harold is at the same time practical
for it must be remembered that many
of the men who belong to the Amer
lean Legion, or who are eligible to
belong to it, are still in hospitals re-
covering from wounds and illnesses
incurred in the war, while others who
are able to be out of the hospitals
are under the direction of the Fed
eral Vocational boards, equipping
themselves for new avocations, or for
such work as they can do, under con-
dltlons precipitated upon them by the
N1yor avI ,-o,aIor.,~oy +L1,1, l.
pursue their former avocations.
THE sentiment of the Daughters
of the Confederacy desiring to extend
their interests to the sons and grand
sons, and male descendants of the
heroes of the Confederacy is obvi-
Gus. The veterans of the later, the
European war, were fighting as faith
fully for their cause of country as
the veterans of the Confederacy were
fighting.
Many little country churchyards
in Georgia can show the epitaph of
the man who died for his country
in the Confederate war, and next to
it the newly-made and still unmark-
ed grave of the boy, the grandson,
who died for his country the other
day in France.
with these sacred memories for
ever preserved in the hearts and
minds of the daughters of the Con-
federacy, and to be inherited by the
women, the wives, the mothers and
daughters of the men of the later
war, the men of the American Lee
gion, one can see that the spirit of
the Daughters of the Confederacy
will inspire perpetual monument
to the soldier-veterans of the state
who have fought for their country.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-23
CLASSIFIED I5ENENTS
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-One furnished bed ROOM
/ unfinished room for studio con-
Meeting. Prefer lower floor near place
for meals. 1904 Chestnut ST., New
Orleans, La, care w. R. Hamilton.
20-5t
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HOUSEKEEPING and Electrical work.
T. ]. Wallis, Jr. Phone $50. 21-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-23

WANTED-At once, a competent
male bookkeeper. State age, refer
ences, salary desired. All replies con-
fidential. Address "X' P. o. Box 37y
Americas, Ga. 23-2t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-23
Society
ROECNER-GREENE

The following wedding announce
ment has been received by relatives
and friends in Americas:
''Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roegner an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Helen Margaret, to Mr.. Robert
Walter Greene, on Tuesday, the 18th
of August 1920, Ashland, Pennsylva-
MA"
The groom is son of E. L. Greene
of Americas and has been stationed
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard for
the last two years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-23
How Can ! Save Money?

Wise buying means economy.
The way to buy is to read the ADVERTISE
ments.
because advertised products good products
because merchants tell you of their bargains through advr
tisements.
because almost every opportunity offered through an
advertisement
because practically every unusual buy advertisedA
because you time and trouble by CHOOSING what vou
and where from the advertisements instead d
hunting all town.
How can save money? By reading the advertise
ments.
Not today only.
But every day.
You'll save money by keeping up with everv oppor-
tunity to get full value in buying by reading the
advertisements reguarly
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NOTICE

FOR prompt transfer service and
heavy hauling and country trips,
telephone Clark's Transfer, 800. At
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-23

WANTED-Mant to sell trees, shrubs,
roses, vines, bulbs. Permanent
Brown Brothers Nurseries. Rochester.
N. Y. 22-2t
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WANTED-Two furnished rooms
with kitchen for light housekeep-
ing. State price. Address W. ]. Jud~
kins, general delivery, city. 23-1t
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-10-21
@fxtka1tak @patanh,
@epolntiontter &ueHa bar iporet
at forGaore Dbregon / at til.
trrbe 9refibentembebet.

8era Gru5, Merico, ben 19oe Oft
@ebnet MaoitaTd moo ben rneeifan
ife &egieriug er ot'ftaaet / Stater
@uebla, bber peeDolutioniiter ba1
fanrlet fig Ito @er, ifblge Telegram
n1er berfra Hbng. Gre tultno Manl
u11ber aebele nf- en- tibIigere garran
.3age1reral fagbes at babe. n9bnet fii
og nfla9t Go paaat sidre alt 1nulig
for at forbinbre sgeneraf Obregon
at tiltrebe Yreji6e11ter1be6et.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-10-21
1Brut1upl- &rirl.
Sire Seire oper 8ulfbebiferne mel.
bes, Sobietmeloing on1, at @ran.
gel bil blibe forbrebet.
&eff beiat al nfrainife 9ropper. lin
berbanblingerne onn ct giterit
fprbnnb afbrubt.

Qonltantinopel, lobe Oft. @e.
neral Wrangels Eropper bar punbet
nDe Seire ober 8olibebiferne 11er
3anrioa ifblge ct &ommunife ubienbt
fra sebaltopol ioag. rDffenfipen
fortipttes paa alle 6ronter>" iogoe
aomnunifeet. rNoroenfor Gaurioa
fog bi ftore fienotlige Stpfer @o,l-
faipoleegnen og tog 5000 Sanger.
S Drieboffegnen rpffeoe bore 8rop-
per frem longs 9ineprflooens bsire
8reo og nerme6e~iig Sernbanefnuoe-
punftet 4poltolebo."
General @rangel bar ,lbiteM ct
Defret, Der giengiper Probins- -3eu1it-
Doerne Meiteparten af beres @egie-
ringsmDnoigbeb. st anbet Defret,
fom @eneralen bar uoiteot, gientog
2sftet ON; at en- Nationaif for1an1ling
ifal afgibre @uslan6s @fiabne, 11oor
ferit 8olDebiferne er ilaaet.
Mo1fan, 19oe Oft. General Mra1t.
gel bill blibe 6repet no af Sp6-Nug-
lano og bans Arme eoelagt, erflare-
oe en- 5obiet1nel6ing tba9.
@aricbau, "196e DIT. &eff er ble-
bet beiat af ,frainlfe Eropper 90
Sobietregieringens &ontorer ef BE.
bet flpttet til 8barfoff, $50 Mil MOB
0f, oplpite ben berbprenbe ufrainife
Misiion ibag. Denne Oplpsning bleb
lite befrpftet fra noget an6et Sob.
8oris, 19oe 9ft. Set franife
l1oenrigsoepartement er blebet aa11o-
BET ON at anerfien6e ben af General
Petlnra oprette6e gfegiering / l1frai..
ne, oplpite en- ufrqinit Delegation
ber iong.
2o11bon, lobe OH. l1nberbanb.
lingerne angaaenoe 0prettelfen af etI
9iteripforbun6 bleb ftaniet j Sligo
ioag iom Gglge al, at ben polite.
l0enrigsminiiter bar taget Afifeo.
Domblfi, ~Gbef for ben polite 4oH-
n1isiion, bIeb ne6t til at ofbrD6e 1ti1-
s6erbanblingerne og reiie tilbage til
Barfcba,t.
2onbon, 186e Sft. Ser bar en- al.
borlig 9refning mellem polite %
litbauiife Gropper Qgrbag Nnt %
@gn6ag Morge,1 paa Sronten tnellent
@ilna og &opno ifglge officielle 9ele-
grammer fra 4obno i6ag. 8aabe
Bolafferne og 2itbauerne le6 itore.
Sab, iagoe Eelegrammerne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-10-21

pi6es at bapa ipere aontrafter for
4orn til ll6fsrSel os bar peret III.
tereseret i at 9oloe Warfeoet nebe.
uSboorpel Nmerica1 Garm Bnreal
federation lite opforbrer fine Meb-
lemmer til at iperfiatte en- organi,
ieret Streif for at bolbe &be6en bor-
te fra Marfebet, er BET Hort, at bet
l1nber DmitRnoigbeoerne bill pprc
retninasmesfie nogt at ofpente
ben 9ib, at gfteriper9{el og Scrip
ming after gisr,iig naturlig gipl-
oen6e og Brisouoroning begpn'
Der.
&opefa1 4an., ben 14be DIT. Ron.
tral ober Boaros Of Grade for at btn-
ore Brisipefulation / 6ormprobuf-
ter bleb anbefalet af 2anbets tiblige-
re Maba6mini1trator &erbert &ooper
i6ag UNDER en- 4onferens me6 8rpii-
benter for Garmorganifationer !
8nnias. 8onfierer, @ornba11olere og
6orretningsmp1,o ber. 9on faltbolot
imi6lertib, at Boarbs Of Grabe {piller
en- lige iaa bigtig Molle 2an6ets
efonomiife 2ip fom Wanfer og at Der
bur6e bnre lig1en6e 2obbe}temmel.
Ter for bem fom yfor Banter. san an.
befalebe BEN fooperatipe Marfeosbe.
begelie.
Eli 2esni11g af Marfeosproblemet
anbefaleoe 9oopcc Ell al &egieri11.
gen iammenfalot ao1ferens al 6a:.
mere, Marfe6Sorganiiatio Ban,
fierer og Jorban6lere.
Mmerifnnerne leper lite iao bpit
1enger, fog6e Soober. Meo labere
Briier paa ge6eparer n1oa Der tom,
me en- Neogal1g 2enningerne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-10-21
Song Meranbers 8efnbenbe.

Song Mleranbers 8efinbenbe.
atbe1t 16oe Dft. Song @leronoer,
Der 1igger farlig ipg fom Gelge Of at
bore Blot af en- @be, bar liot be6re
ibag. Sc alborlige Spmptoner, iom
mertebes Sreoag Mften, Aar 11inbre
fren1tre6enoe i6og.
Bern, 17be 0ft. Gorbenberen.
oe Song &onitanti,t of @rpfenlon6
figes ber at billie benptte fig af ben
@ihuation, Der er opituoet fom T6lge
af bans Sdn, Song Aleran6ers ul-
borlige @pgoom, og ben6e tilbage til
@refenlano for at gisre Gor6ring
pao Ebronen.
2onoo1t, 18oe Oft. Set grnFe
aabinet beilutteoe 2gr6ag at famme11-
faloe Mattonalforiam mlingen for at
,,on1inere en- Megent neloer ct xele.
gram ioag.
aanbibaterHes Tpdels6ag. I'm
rapublif ifanfe Breiioe fonoioat, e.
nator Bdrren 8. Saroing, bIiDer 5
Mar ea1nnel paa 8aIgoogen, oels &
geobember. 9iceprpiio noiAn &
@uperngr Goolioees s5po iels sbod
ben 4be Suit; ban e ipof
@uberngr Ssoneg Ul Coz, beil
frotifte greiioeaHt faahi l q
Site wsartg 1870 isepraIbs
fanoioaten, ran epeIt e
fpot ben sote ssonuar 1'
Charlie Gbaplins estsi tliee
fGrer. geep gort, 18 DIT dlmitieg.
men Mlbreb &arris bill fortintte meo
TT s6gs1noaI ON Separatton fra iitr
Monb Charlie Chaplin ct MDgte
ON, at BUN babbe Iaoet @ngen falbe
mob at faa 500, 600, bleb benagtet
Srff 4atn8eritreiter BIB. gorf, 1
OH. Set f6rite Dgosfalo blatot De
enebe Sungerftreifere ! gorf eG1rng-
.feI fanot 5teb iaften Git5aerolOa
bs6e 81. 9.46 efter at bdbe faitet i 68
Gage. San bleb arreiteret for at bo-
be fuot Ell Soloat noenfor 6er1not.
Arten ben 7oe septenlbe 1918
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-10-21

le, men bar tilltebe bereot til at nrioe
ino, ifalb observation-disclosures pi}te
fine Sort. Mrbei6erle6ere ifuloe gipes
Nnle6ning til at u6tale Jig, naar
Sorn bar f9rbig.
England bab6e i6ag for fsrlte
@ang ibpit folot 8eir. bpilfet gap en-
8aamin6elfe ON rn1lige 2i6elier iom
6blge af &u1itreiten.
9e fbrite Streifforitprrelier @ul.
egnen melbtes i6ag fra 9on6u og
NanbD, @rubecentrer 8ales. Store
Sfarer al @rubearbeibere iamleoes i
begge 8per be6 Mionatstib og lang
"Sbe @e6 Stag" UNDER Dptog gien.
nem @aoerne. Stene blep faitet gjen.
mem 8utifsbin6uer;; men ingeu al.
borlig Sfabe bleb anrettet. 6olfe.
mas{en a6fpre6tes af fig ielp.
6tri6en mellem @rubearbei6erne
og @egieringen bar ibag l10piflet fig
til en- 8ropagan6afantp. Megiertngen
begDn6te at anben6e 6e @unogibrel.
iesbureauer, iom bleb oprettet UNDER
&rigen. @rubearbeiberne bornbarbe-
rebe 4lmenbeben me6 @rflpringer
ubiteot giennem fit eget <n6gierel-
iesbepartement og ct lignen6e Gepar.
tene1,t UNDER Mrbei6erpartiets gtu1pi.
cier.
0pteierne Dotpning Street og
@biteba1l igaar, bborun6er ct 8ar
Gneie Berioner tom tilifa6e, bar i6ag
glen1t. &ullituationen logger fulo,
ltanoig @ei1ag paa 0pmprfiombe-
oen. Com 8aamin6elle om @aars.
bagens Opteier bab6e man BOG So
ipitalsliiterne og l1oenrtgs6eparte.
1nentets ramponere6e Gaca6e.
Mbiierne oplpier ioag, at Deltager'
ne / De1nonitrationen ! Domntne
Street og @biteball igaar par Bb'
BEL fra 9ittanten, lite Streifere.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-10-21
3rwnnrr, Bu11t11ln.
u@ist @ibers" 9erberf for at fol
Be 8omml6 nbe af @arfebet, inb-
til &riierne gaar op.

Mtlanta, @a., 166e Oft. @fre1n.
men6e Eruiler ont at poelegee Mp.
linger, bbis De gi9res re6e for Mar-
feoet, fer 8riierne gaar dp, formooes
uofprt i6ag, 90 ire 8ran6e, bpori
8omulb og Maffiner bleb p6elagt>
bleb mel6t ! Georgia.
Glere 8omul6sballer paa s. 9.
Daniels 6arrn beitenfor Sranflin
bren6te, og DanielS erflRre6e, at
set bar Eerroriters 8erf. Sra {am-
me Nabo1ag mel6tes ct Sorfbg paa
at anitifte en- an6en 8rdnb. Set bleD
ogiaa 1nel6t, at $50 8aller 8on1uIo
og SO Cons 8onul6sfre bar g6elagt
/ @. 8. &ices 2agerbus / Dublin.
Gabet bleb anIaaet til $4,000. 5
GIober bren6te 8lalocf 8ros. @ngre.
neringsmaffine. gierne lioer et
ftort Sab.
- 9allas, Geras, 166e DH. 0be,
leggelien af 8om11losmaffiner peo
Sl6, a1tageltg paaiat al v9dgbt @t-
oers" for at bolbe 8on1ul6 uoe al
Marfe6et, i1btil @riferne gaar op,
antages at bore aftagenoei &eras.
Ser bar lite beret 1nelbt 11ogen
8rarbe itoen pbeleggelien af Sa.
mieions Gngrenertng affine / @i.
cbita Sails Gbors6ag.
Stemmeretsfagen. @abington, 18.
zDft. Sgieiteret ufilog i6ag at paa.
ifpn6e 8ebanolingen al ben Sag, Ser
b1eb anlagt af CHARLES 6. SaircbtIbs
for beb 99etsforbu6 at bi1bre u6er1.
rigsminiiter Golbp / at offentltggi6re
set fgoerale Sten1n1eretsa men6emet1t.
Dette ubeIuffer enbper Muli6be6 for
at fda Sagen beban6let fbr 8aIgene
/ / Mobenber.
Mab fra Gritatnings sfommisfio.
nen. BerlirL 17be OH. Sen allie-
re6e gritatnings gsfommisiion bar ifpl.
ge r0ortpdrts" ioag Hlitillet ben tp.
ife Negieri11g ct Gorlangen6e ON Die.
bliffeltg 2ebering at 10000 0ger og
100000 ai6r til Granfrige, Il, ,1b0
areaturer til Stolten, 210,0 900 &i6r
til Beleien % 167, 900 Rreatirer til
(Serbien.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-10-21

Matiorrforba1nbet % Amerifas ST.
perenitet. Seem Sort bet 15be Dft.
Gen Drganifation at uafbpngige
EilbR1gere -af Mattonforbun6et, bbi3
Sorman6 er Brofesior Srbing Gi{ber
at yale 1niberiitet, u6lobebe i6aa
$25, 900 til ben fprite Berion, der
Tan beDiie tilfre6sftillen0 for en- Ss'u,
~ al II 8orgere, at Nationforbn1,'
Set biIoe irbifrenfe Mnterifos Gu.
peret1itet % tbinge bore Solbater I'll
at fiRupe / fre1nme6e @rige, bbts d
Gorene6e Stater ffulbe gaa in0
5orbun6et."
prof. Giiber befienotgioroe, al
~4onfurrencen er aaben for Senator
Saroing, Senator Sobnfon, 5enator
8orab,, @enator 2o6ge, Sornano
&ops of. ben republitanife Mational'
fomite og bbemioubelit."
SurDen fful u6n9bnes Spllesifat
of Gorm9nbe1e for Sen republifa11ft
og Sen 6e1nofratiffe Mationalfomtte
&aDs og @btte Gale fan bore Me'
publifanere, om &aps iaa enifer), oa
bpis @ien6elfen life er enitenmig
fan &nlbparten af bet ublobe6e 8e'
l6b bill blibe tilfienot af ct Glertal al
SSurber.
6ongraferer maifnifrebne Nrl
iitebe11for eats. Dn1nbo ben 186s
Oft. Erpfning af ct 8la6 peo @ielt
af fotografif graperet noffinifrepel
uGopD" blep meb &el6 forfdgt Sgn'
Bag of Omaha @ee", af bpis Eppo'
grafer 30 er paa en- uulobltg" 5treif
Sele fbrlte Si6e bleb trptt paa 6en
Weoo6e.
Eruet neb at miite fine Sort gien.
optog 95 E1pografer, Der ftreifete
Gbors6ag / u8ee" og r8orlo'
&eralo" fit Mrbei6e i6ag.
Mobamf] ]5agem negtet 8ebanb'
ling. Waibington, 186e DIT Sc
Sorene6e Staters S6ieiteret afiloo
ioag at bebanole ben Gag, iom Mo.
batpf Niining SO. at Minnefotn bar
onlogt moo @egierineen. Rompaniet
iegte at gienpinoe enoel af Ben gfnt,
Ser bar ubliguet pdo bet, i6et BET paa.
itob, at set burbe i11bren1nes Bprbi.
forrtngelie paa ben ninereoe Grts.
De labere SSnitanier afpiife 8aa.
ftan6en.
IMacSmineDs 8efin6enbe. 2ot1ocn
ben lobe 9ft. gnoifi6nt 2oromnDor
MacSpinep, Snngeritreiferen
8rirton Gengiel, i6ag melotes at bt.
ie Eegn til Sfisrbua bar bans Til.
itano on1trent uforanoret, fagoe en-
5inn Gein-gulletin. Sl9gtninger
bilbe lite tillabe, at 1,oget blep gior1
for ben SDgbon1, Der truer bnnt.
Henfielb bebret. Bofbineton 6e1'
f86e oh. 8reberic 8 Benfielo, H6.
ligere amerifanf Mmbasf sfaber I @ten,
blep of ben brittle Mesiertng t6og til.
belt stortbrs al ben brittle Mctoria.
orben.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-06
DIAMOND QUEEN" ENDS LIFE

. New York, March G.-Anneti
Bonner, who became widely known i!
1914 as the "Queen of Diamonds,
through having been charged, toe ethe'
with Joseph Kis!inger, with swindlinf
jewelers. of Maiden Lane out o.
jewelry valued at thousands, def!e'
the police to take her alive when the.
sought TO arrest her yesterday on
fresh swindling charge. The Queer
of Diamonds was in office of kis'
linger, who also was included in tn
charge, when detectives tried to az
rest her.
You'll never take me alive" sh'
exclaimed.
Her hand flashed from her hand
bag to her mouth and she smiled dc
family as she swallowed 4 dose o
poison. She died a little later in tn
Volunteer Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-06

BILL FOR THE COUNTY
Delegate Jesse, Its Sponsor, .Antici-
pates No Further Trouble for Mea-
sure.

Richmond, March 6.-The senat
Yesterday afternoon passed the appro
! ariation bill carrying s150,OOO in ex
cess of the figure in the house bill
already passed. A conference wa
! made necessary when the house re
fused TO concur.
1t was announced the committee
to probe the prohibition departmen
will hold q session Monday night t.
hear from anyone who may care to L:
heard. Meanwhile the State account
ant will be going over the depart.
nents books with view of submit
::ing~a report, Monday night.
Eliminating both the county err
ginecr and county health officer ant
vesting full power and responsibilit,
in the board of supervisors, the Alex,
andria county sanitary bill has beer
favorably reported to the committed
and went on to the senate calendar
yesterday. Delegate Jesse, its sponsc'
in the house. anticipates no furthe.
trouble.
Passage of a bill TO provide ply
sician for the Virginia penitentiar?
is/being urged by the state board O.
charities. A salary Of $4,000 is pro
vided for a full-time man. Dr.. Her.
bert Mann, the present pris pn sur
ceon, draws $1,000 a year and onl,
visits the penitentiary.
Amendments to the dog law passes
by the house provide that siiccnse.
si,anf hereafter be paid <to The Stat,
department of game and inland fish
er!cs instead of to commissioners c,
the revenue and that persons bitter
by rabid CANNES shall be compcr-
sated out of the tax fund.
Senator Trinkle, of Wythcvillt
stated yesterday that he does not in
tend to push his State fund work
mems compensation bill in the Senat
f he is successful in getting throug
the general assembly several mutua
and interinsurers' bills which are ca!
culated to bring. down the cost OF con::
pensation cover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-06
Z ;-hRRibSAuGHTS vlCToRs
tsxn a. Il. s, Team BY Score of 30
-. r; -...C IN 2S:. :,

/. lsst evening the auints Of the
.DrsaatsauShts Athletic Club and the
fasxandria High SCHOOL met in hard
fought and we'll contested: game. The
High School lads put up good game
with the City, champions. but the free
goal shooting Of the Dreadnaughts
was. too much for them. The points as
made By quarters are as follows: First
quarter, Dreadnaughts, s; A. H. S. 2:
second quarter. Dreadnaughts, 4; A
HIS. 8: Third quarter, Dreadnaughts
6; A. H. S. z; fourth quarter, Dread
,nanghss; IL; A. II. S. 10.
: The field goals were equally shared
both teams having made a total o.
12. S. Dre:fus starred for. the High
school boys and Beeton for the Dread.
aaughts. The guarding Of both teams
vas excellent.
The fna! score was Dreadnaught:
,ss; d. n. S. 2s;>tine of quarters, Il
m;ninats. Referee Cosrh. Metzler Of
espt,ul High, Washington D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-06
RoHkS' si1Bs sPiialillT@tisafIIsT'I Il / |

i spodea tnsahr wrapped. "a s
e!aring red bsaakes. i ess ssea 3
Mna. E EhlerSs, > -prodassionas .sHT-
::.ua,isaa, IN ecHeago IS q Ptd;Nnl
through @bes che veire: Of spitss
sse: tapped. ; IT. i. i:.ss',; - !
s That there are persons a4a ke:
hess in such thiaks. uss: hodsks oa:
10 TIE suit of N:ss PsTss :fstsssl, fs ahe
claimed 800 damages because: foftp7
enc tvatnents given Der btr NINE:
Ehlers TO cure Der sfss had ts!ied. !
Miss Israel testified that Mn& Nh.
krt. dipped her Singers ih."fihlftasl,
.saser" and ulaeed them ON he- Test.
head, nunhins prayers. TO ue statue
~ the Inhan. Then she pn pfsd;etse.I
sasar % her esee, Tbess e<easzneass
lasted fifteen minutes and coa Mis-.
Israel 81 each. :. 49,
" Judge La Buy awarded Mis- Il
fael . ndgnehs u $.i, tho stosa
7mouht she paid the spiritualist.>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-06
MISSION FOR MEN
Will be Opened at St Mary's Cath
g.. Ollie Church Tomorrow
to Last Week

A mission for men will be opened
at the IL o'clock mass at st. Mary's
Catholic Church tomorrow ard be
continued throughout. the week. 1t
will be conducted by Rev. John
Gtpprieh, s. j., and Rev. Patrick
H. McHugh, S. j., both OF the mis-
sion House, South :Norwalk, Conn.
The opening sermon will be PREACH
u BY Rev. Father Mcllugh.
The services every evening will be-
gin promptly: at 7:45 o'clock and
hours for the other, services will be
rasse and short instruction at $3.50
=. M, ESQ j. m, and $50 q. M,
end 9 .. m.,.
The evening service will consist
os sermon and benedtction.
These priests during the week
just closing have conducted mission
for women which has been highly
successful, the attendance each night
being large. The womsn's mission
viii; end tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-06
8. :. ~ sssfsslls, Il, = ~ W.. ~
i TWO a.MRl ] FOR ::SifRDlskt
cstsa sstslltttt ss<ffnas,
81 *. fSf. WHISKY S&ayslf. 81. ST., : :,

4 Ealeifh, y. &C, !. = tIa1rh RS.-.Jee
and. Gardner :Ge,Sahi 5 ssurrryi .cnanfy
.aoenshiners, weir e,eetesdsea at sbe
State prison here yesterday ,notninss
for, tks murder Of. Riley Easter.
This, vas the: first;sdou6le execution
Of white, ! men 70: take place n this
State. The brothers We're ,bsptned
BY a Methodist minister and. both
went to their deaths declaring they
eere ready TO die, Joe being electro.
ruted first. Neither man showed the
slightest emotion, both merely say
ingi;:.st am ready to meet nS God"
] Easter was killed when the Gains
snd Joe Eev1es !. setssstsl bis bon.
t.ecsuse Joa Easter, . SOB, tbeS
claimed, had relnevea . shishes
still, be!onsins 70 them saa f2~rtss.
them to the county suthofsties
!, Goseraor. Beckett reseaeN CONNIE
tea lie senteenncss .pf jas Bem.ss tt
s4snts -seasss inpftsqn1pent,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-06
UPPER POTOMAC RISES
Tributary Streams Out of Their
Banks-Part .cf Martins:
hnrn GlnndnxI -.
burg Flooded

Martinsburg, ". Va, ALaa'ch B.
Several! blocks in the nezidentist
sections Of this city. were inundated
yesterday as tile sresult :of the Tus-
carora. a, tributary Of the Potomac
River. oyerflSvire its banks,F F,'arN
scores Of houses were flooded. Street
traffic was blocked and much dam
age was done to property. Last
night conditions were becoming.
worse. .:.
Hagcrstown, Nd, March 6.-F'ol-
owing thunderstorm aud heavy
rains Thursday night d Dig Mizsan
riding in on. a cold waYe struck Vest
ern Maryland vcstetdav and several
inches Of snow. fell, driven by strong
west winds, inter1'apting' traffid. All
streams are rising. Antietsm Greek
mas Gvcrf!owed at Fuhkst town. ,Lei-
tc-sburg and ,keedysyille, Conochse-
rgae Creek IS out Of hanks above
WiiTfamsEort. Potomac Riwet !: at
Hancock and W!llialnspcrt last hight
was fiSfng @ith dangerous rapidity.
ard is expected TO be oEsrilowing by
morning. ,..,j.s -!.lt,a -.
! -EIagcr$tow,s and Frederick Eieetnc
Rai.ways' power house at Security
was put out Of commission BY tas
floods. - .; - ~
+ 80 =!