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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
One Dollar May Be Levied
On Each SlO0 of Bank
Stock
RICHMOND WILL LOSE
Amendment to "Riue Sky" Law Re.
ceiyes Stamp of Approval of House
of Delegates.

Richmond, Va, Feb. 28,-Undel
IproviSioEs of a Dill jast passed b,
\ the House and forwarded 10 III:
ESenate, localit;.s may levy 4 taS
Bof cnly s. instead of sl.25 on the
Sid0 wortn Of BARK stock. Tas =
seEs tax segregated to the Sat: :
blcfs intact. The Measure means a
loss Of from $4,000 to $4,000 n
revenue to this city,
The ozlin- Willis amendment ti
the 'fblue sky" law also received the
House stamp cf approval. 1t iRclades
provisions designed to mate! tally
strcng then the Statute regulating the
sale of speculative stocks in Virginia.
adequate bond must be executed by
any company seeking to sell stock.
Fees to promoters and statesmen must
hot otse4ceed 20 per cent of the value Ct
tEe seeuritiess
s COMMONWEALTH attorneys are de.
barred from acting as counsel for pub
hes service corporations, in bill re-.
ported by the. House committee fa.
courts of justice.
Without recommendation, the house
Finance committee reported the Hun
er bill, granting the Legislators, a.
Increase imsalary Of 100 per cant.
Prediction is made that the, bill de-.
lened to- break up the alleged mono.
boly Of the Virginia Pilots-Assaeis,
bon will be killed in committee
The house is now holding two ses.
sions daily, and will continue to do $
lbe remainder Of the session, it is az,
bounced.
Another bill by the: body woul:
prevent the confiscation of an auto
mobile in, a liquor case if the ewnc:.
can prove Sthatsthe car was being, nses
20 transport ardent spirits withou
his knowledge or consent.
1T was understood about the capitol
Eoday that Democrats caucus viii
be held some time next week to namc
p commissioner of prohibition for tn
next two. years, now that both til
Upper and Lower Branches have pass:
ed the bill extending the life Of tt,
-
department until 1922. Dr.. j., S:dne!
Peters, incumbent, is a: candidate fc,
te-elaction. Others .actixely seeking tht
position are Delegate Harry B. Smith
lof Culpepe., and former Delegate vii.
liam Bullitt. Fitzhugh, Of Northamp-
ton, both allied with the dry forces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
PROPERTY SALES

Deeds of conveyarcc for tho fas
lowing pieces CT property. have jrs
been placed on record ilE the, off:e
Of the clerk Of the court: Mrs. Rut
{. Schelhorn and husband to Joan +
Howard house and lot on the cas-.
side of Patrick between Camerol,
ard Queen streets; James ". Nc
Menamin. ard wife to Claude W
Fletcher house and lot on the eds
side of Payne between Prince and
Duke streets: Frederick and William
!. SchuIer 10 Richard S. Sutherland
house and lot 1906 King street:
Frederick and William j. Schu!ei
to Mrs. Efie 7. Payne house ant
lot 1904 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
SECOND SOVIET" ARK

i - s p
New York, Feb. 2S.--The secona
|"Soyiet ark" is to sail for Europe
early in March with q large passer-
ger list of Communists and aaar-
|chists, it was stated yesterday by an
official of one Of the government
departments in charge OF the d'epol :
,tation. :H.@
According to agents of the De-
|partmant CT Justice there are l9,00c
|arerfect cases" now on hand as, .
result Of the raids in various parts
|of tho country and 400 cthers
against whom the evidence is net SO
conclusive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
SPORTS

Last night gave the Dreaan6ughts
j the championship of Alexandria in
basketball, as they defeated the
/ Virginia A. c. at the Arnory, g
10 IA, in spirited contest. This
clinches the title for the Dread
noughts, who have only ore more
game to play, meeting the Lyeeums
Monday night in the final game on
the schedule.
! Last nights melee was one sided,
the Dreadnoughts leading iat half
time y to 3. The Virginias were
outplayed by the titlehoders
throughout, although the SO png club
men put up sterling exhibition,
Superior shooting and team work
turned the tide for the wearers. of
The Big D.
Ike Dreifus, Crouch and Frasca
PLAYED snappy basketball for the
winners, while Alexander's shooting
and the floor work of Peyton were
the features for the Virgihias.
Tonight will see another snappy
basketball. game en- tap at the Ar
ncry, the War Risk aggregation.
which defeated the American Legion
team here carly in the season, meet
ing the Dreadnoughts. This contest
should furnish. plenty thrills for the
lovers of the court game This scrin-
mage will get under way promptly
1T Sis o'clock.
A meeting of the Community
Gcnte- baseball team will be- he!::'
,omcrrow afternoon at the Com!nun-
~ Center at = o'clock, ard all mem
jcrs of the team, and those who de-
sire to try for positions. arc re-
1ues.ed to report to Captain Rosy
Hayden at this !:cur..
A meeting CT the Dreadnought a.
e., will be held Tuesday night at
he Community Certc", Prirce >an1
Royal streets, and President James
N. Duncan requests every member
% attend, as matters of the utmost
# Importance will be discussed.
The meeting will be called to order
,rcn,nt.y at s o'clock. -, y
The Columbia &C. basketbaIi Frss;r5
will p!ai: he st2"nG unbealcn Walter
2eed Hospital five IL NcBurrey's hal
son:ght at S ocioc:: rs :::he so!A;e"
Boys arc rated as the best team il n;
'istact and the Columbia >. {. :v:
Ias beer defaat;n.. "ver::;thing sigh
during their last five game, this 'itou! J
be ono Of the best games seen y n
:ity curing the season. The game t.
ba played between the Dreadl.."-h
\. c. I'D the Columbia q. c. naN
Wednesday n:ar.itt has been cam -
rhe Dre,1..oughts refusing to pa: :
NcBnrne.'s .ha.L Bua i is eNpecte.
nat Managcr Chilcotte Of the, Co.an:
ia 4. G.. and Mcdonald of the D 'eaA
louglts w'.' meet some time nIx
week, when the difficulties vii: iE
;traightened out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
DIED

sUY--On Friday. February 81, 1920,
at 1880 a. M, at the, home of his
mother, at 1910 New Hampshire
Avenue, northwest, Washington.
John Nj. Guy, aged 2sy years son Of
Mrs. Mary Carlia Gay, .slld the
late J. S. Guy. Funeral services
( at lO:3O Monday morning from
1910 New. Hampshire Avenue.
northwest, Washinatort,. ;intertient
i at Alexandria. 50s2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
ALLIES TO COOPERATE
France and England Drawing Near
to Rcme'S Viewpoint

to Rcme'S Viewpoint
Washington. Feb. 2s.--ltaly has
not accepted President Wilson'S lat
st .Adriat;c proposal in its entirety
England and France have also quail
fled their acceptance of it.
Officials in allied circles here
drew these conclusions anent the
allied reply to the Presidents latest
note. The answer Of the allies was
sert to the White House by Acting
Secretary Of State Polk at noon
Yesterday.
Premier Nitti probably vii! moi
oppose direct negotiations with che
Jugo S!avs, allied opinion said. bu1
admittedly he will not before hant
bind himself to the PresidsR
chariot" in the event Of their fail
ure. France and England arr
both expected &c support this Italiar
position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28

MORE THAN 100 ATTEND
Speakers Are c. Fl. Callahan, Rep. J.
G. Monahan, c. P. Waller, ". II.
Hays, {. p. Hall.

! More than one hundred members O
| the Master Mason's Club Of this city
and their friends gathered in TIL
Westminster Building last nigh fc,
an informal dinner. The purpose o
/ the dinner was to start the ball roll
:ng for i new club house, and tn;
plans presented by the Board of Gov
ernors was received with great en-
! shusiasm.
For early foGH nc RS the diners
listened to humorous, dramatic an
inspiring addresses. The honors Ct thj
evening were evenly divided between
Charles II. Callahan of this city, whe
delivered az instructive address am
wh" kept his !t;,ers constantly APP
oiaudng dramatic moments. Mr.. Gala
han chose as his subiec. the Vir.inie
Constitutional Convention and with
he ski! for which he is famous trac-
I'd the history Of constitutions. go:
ernment in the United States. 81 vel
,ece:ved was his address that he was
compelled 70 respond TO an cnco-c.
Representative jas. G. Mcaahan,
Of Wisconsin, made deep impression
Upon the Masons present by al in.
oass;oncd pisa for LESS Politics an5
more Pure Unadulerated American
ISM" NJ. Nonahan! is justly wei
known for his hunipseus. stg1 an,.
last nights address fulfilled the cx-
2ectations of those who heard him. H:
vas received with much, enthusiasm
md responded several times to al ec-
core.
While Eli Smiths orchestra cs tll::
city played Dixie the guests assambl
ed in. the Westminster Building. thc
tables beinc arranged ii: the fc:m o.
hollow square. The Rev. John Lc.
Allison delivered the Invocation.
R. n. Much presided as toastnas
,sr an introduced the various speak:
rs with verbal thrusts that kcp. tn.
l;Ners anplauding.
c. Page Waller, president Of th
Magtar Masons' Club outlined brief,
he past aid present history Of III;
.lub and poke particularly or til:
sSccot:ona! progress that had beer
made u men-tcrs'.:p.
H was followed by ". H. Hay
who belied his introduction rs one
whose "gloom cozed'. His humorcu
stori,s were exceptionally we'll rt.
ctvrd.
+. T. Hall, e:iayr:i.n CT the boasc
.oSernors, out'ihr! ;, .ietail thc prc
>aaition offerca ..y .!e beard ui gcv
.r-..,; looking ward tie acqu ::,-:,'r
Il : home fer nc .!uU IN Alexa,"ir
&c. proposition vi. be presented
,var" Mas:e: Mason N Alexan:.:';;ca.
eaI by the eat,'lsia exhibited !:
7,"2. the aim oI ne club wi! i.
.aotedly he :.e:':srsd quickly.
re beard of '@o,:'r of thu No:
s=r -iasons' Cab Is composed os r. J.
:iall. chairman. c. Page Waller, c. W
Smith, II. C. Russell and r. N. Much
The officers of the club are
Page Waller, president; J. E. "
| Tin,berman, vice president; c. "
Smith, secretary, H. G. Russell, trea
surer and R. S. ..HeMilan, f;narcia
secretary. j
This club is affiliated with th'
National League of Masonic Clubs
Last nights affair IS fore runner
of many affairs Of similar nature
which the club proposes to have.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
CONTRACT AWARDED

Dunn ard Montgomery. Jelecbrica
contractors. s22 King street. have
been awarded the contract for ths
electrical work in the first unit eS
houses being built on the Ba2get;
tract. by l.. N. Johnston, contracsor
ana builder The first uEit com.
priscs eighteen houses.
They have also been awarde! sis
additiona! houses to be built in adj
t!ol. to the twenty four now under
construction at the Johnston Subdi-
vision at Rosemont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to. express our sincere
thanks to our friends and reighbors
for their kindness and sympathy and
floral offerings sent at the death
of our son, George Owen, Ward, and
we wish especially to thaHk the
members of Fitzgerald Council, No.
459. Knights Of Columbus. for their
kindness.
51-1c. The Family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
NOTICE

To all, members and the. general
public, Hay'sg been eefted steward
Of the R. and j. Social club, 52t
King street, ! hHrahy notify all in
terested that the. rooms viii be open
to members ard the pYb1ic !, every
week evening and sst1Fday after
moons. And 70 members only on
Sundays.
Slip. Christian Kossst, STEWARD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
ANSoINCEMENT

Professor Walter E.. Kennedy. of
Washington, D.. c., will address a
MASS MEETING on the PLUMB
PLAN Tor government ownership Of
the railroads With. efficiency and
democracy 10 operation: at Rlcsizacnd
Thestro, February q, at 2:sso 9ps.. M:
Admission free. Everybody invited
49.3p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
PUBLIC MEETING

For Every Citizen cf Alexandria
Odd Fellows Ha!! North Columbus
street. Monday, March l,,3'Js2g :. !.
1 i Addressed BY DR. '.ss ~ :Eoa,S;:S;
Health Officer, at s o'c,2sx.',ssf -.
1 TIE Alexandria Citizens Associa;
ton. :S....
Come and bring some yne !. IS, :.ssts,
5o-3t ms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

nr. II. A. Latane announces that
he has opened Office az 414 Prince
street foF tho practice of medicine.
Office l,ours-a TO 105a N. to 5
arG to S y. IN. Sunday 8 to 1890
a. m. Phone Hi. Asp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
FALSE TEETH FAMINE
)cnta! Workers JuiE Movement fer
Ipas Wcrk, Moro Pay

New York, Feb. 2s.-New York
Faced tie possibility of false teeth
tanline Yesterday, when 500 men,
1ers of the Dental Workers Indus
rial Union. struck fer Al hour
week and 50 per cent increase in
wages. Strikers officials claimed
hat some of the members worked
20 hours a week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
NOTICE

JUS received 1000 shirts at the
Army Shoes Store to be, sold less
than ore third their cost. Also a
full lire OF army goods Of all kinds !.
Come early and get your pick. Re-
member the number. 120 North
Fairfax Street. Open till 3 p. m.
4o-3p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
LENTEN LECTURES

The Rev. DR.. Wallace E. Rol-
lins, of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary of Virginia, will give the
second of the series of lectures on
the four Gospels on Wednesday al
1880 in Christ Church. This lecture
will be On st. Matthews Gospel.
A cordial invitation.r.is extended
70 the pubic generally: and especi-
ally to Sunday School teachers of
the various churches :.in the city.
No COLLECTION is taken at, these ser
VICES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28

Miss Myrtle Clem, Of Alexandria,
and Private William Rearick. of De-
trcit,1 Mich, were married in. Eli
cott City, Md, February q, by the
Rev. a. G. Nall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
I. CITY TOLD. IN brief
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner l.. Boetlie
ave gone to Florida where they will
spend several weeks.

The initiatory degree was con-
ferred on class of candidates last
night by Potomac Lodge of Odd
Fellows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
IN MEMORIAM

In loving remembrance Of my dear
father, who departed this life four
years ago, February Goth, Gone hut
not forgotten.
BY his daughter,
a!-1p. Mrs r. y. Roland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28
wATCHFUL WAlTING

Now-is. the time to pass the buck,
He who iresitases, will be out Of
luck, ~.
|. Things are high and geing higher
!, This IS the place for .thetconserva-
tive buyer.
!. TESTERS, 1928 King Street =.
/ Sic !,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28

The Allison w. c. T. U., will
meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday night
with Mrs. r.: A. Hulfish, GIG North
Washington street. All members
are urged to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28

There will be a game of basket
bali at the Alexandria High Schoo!!
, auditorium at 3 o'clock tonight be-
tween Lee School and the Seventh
Grade of Clarendon. A small dona-
tor will be asked to help defray the
expenses. @
=. Il :
The body cs Mrs. Fred G. Rinser.
vic died THURSDAY, was shipped
today to,F Front Royal. Va. Funeral
services were held at her home, 1926
/ Duks street last night ami condnct-
cd by Rev. Dr.. f. 3. Jackson,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church.
Smoke issuing from crevices be.
meath the r,9cr Of the second story
of he building at the northeast sTI.. !.
ner of King ard Washington streetsi''-
occupied by the n1iEtary PoS;f3 a.nT
ewncd by judge C. z Ni2c', ce1see
an alarm of fire shortly after s1%
o'clock last night.
James w. dickson eeasaisi No.
55,. Junior Order of United Aaeri-
can Mechanics, has received the
n,e1als from the state council Of
Virginia to be awarded 70 all OF
their members who e!Eiistcd IN tte
world war. The medals will be
presented Monda., March 8. 1t i5
the request of the council that all
present take, part in the ceremony.
The publicity and convention bureau
of the Chamber Of Commerce Sat a
meeting yesterday afternoon elst'l
Howard w. Smith director To- the
Chamher of Commerce to serve Mo-,
period of two years ard the itEaf-:
&c and transportation .bteau aV a
meeting elected o, II, Kirk q drsetorl
|, to the Chamber Of Commerce tor a
period of two years.
A large delegation Of representa-
tives of the loss and damage claim
department cf the Southern Railroad
lines on Friday met at the oafte OF
j. J. Hooper, 1900 Pennsylvania av-
anuc, Washington, and presented him
with a handsome n,emento expires
sive Of Heartfelt regret at the sev-
ersnce of his relationship with i. rhe
department. Many of those uhsble
to attend send kilograms and let
ters of regret. I:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-28

: ~ 49,. E. 81.
For results try. Classified ad in
The Gazette. ".
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-23
WOULD MAKE GREAT MEN
Cornell Gets Half Million Fund for As
sisting Promising Scientists.

Ithaca, June ga gift of 100000
by August Heckscher of New York
City, for the endowment of research in
Cornell university. was announced by
President Jacob Gould Schurman at
the university's fifty-second COM
mencement today.
The income of the fund wilt be used
to maintain professorships of research
and to provide facilities for scientific
work. The scholars to be selected for
such professorships will be relieved of
routine teaching and details of admin
istration. They will be free to devote
the best of their energies to scientific
investigation and incidentally to the
training of future investigators.
The aim of the foundation, Presi-
dent Schurman said, would be to dis
cover men of great promise in science
and learning and to give them an OPP
portunity to engage~in research. The
certificate of war alumnus was today
granted to thirty-nine men whose
services in the world war prevented
their earning a regular degree.
The university also inscribed on its
rolls as war alumni the names of ITO
men who enlisted as undergraduates
and who lost their lives in the service.
When President Schurman closed
his address at the commencement ex-
ercises today he ended his administra-
ton of more than twenty eight years.
His resignation. which was accepted
by the trustees February 28, took eff
feet tOday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-23
QuestionS-Answers

g Do the names of the presidential can
oldates appear on the ballot in the No
vember electionER. NJ.
A. Their names do not appear Only
the names of the electors and other men
who are actually candidates. appear on the
@ Who said -"EngIand's Necessity is
Ireland's Opportunity"?- T.
A. The correct quotation is "EngIand's
difficulty. is Ireland's opportunity" and
was freely used by Daniel O'Connell in
the forties of the last century. Probably
this was original with him.
Q. Who controls the Rio Grande Re
A, The Rio Grande at the point where
1t is the boundary line between Mexico
and the United States is controlled on the
northern bank by the United States and
on the southern bank by Mexico. There
are sentries stationed at each end of the
bridge over the Rio Grande. Mexican
sentries at the southern end and American
ones at the northern end.
O. What is the record for weight lifting
and who holds its-J. .K.I s1e
A. There are various weight lifting
records, five Of which are; two arm press
up lift. $50 pounds, Joseph Steinbach: two
arm jerk lift, 800 pounds. Joseph Stein
bach: hands alone. dead weight lift ]. S97
pounds, l. Cyr; harness lift, 1905 pounds,
c. A. Sampsons back lift, 1900 pounds,
L. Cyr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-23
FIGHT ALL VETS
Bryan Says Democrats Must
Nominate on Dry Platform.
Eliminates Wilson, McAdoO and
Hoover as Possibilities.

Great Falls, Mont, June pa
Speaking before several hundred peo-
pie here last night. William Jennings
Bryan, of Nebraska, declared that no
candidate should be nominated by the
Depocrats at San Francisco who
stood Against the policy OF prohibit
ton.
Mr.. Bryan leaves this morning for
Butte, where he will join the Montana
delegation for San Francisco. He was
rendered a banquet last night by To-
cal Democrats.
Lincoln, June 23.-Discussing pos
sible Democratic candidates for the
presidency. w. j. Bryan, in an article
in his newspaper, the Commoner, pub
lished here, declares that former Sec
rotary of the Treasury William G. Nc
Adoo is handicapped as a candidate
by his close relationship with the
president" while President Wilson
! himself he says, need not be con-
sidered."
Asserting that Mr.. McAdoo is also
handicapped by his silence on the
peace treaty" Mr.. Bryan declares Mr..
McAdoo is unable to call to his sup
port those to whom the presidents
candidacy appealed with special
force" and that he would furnish an
easy mark for all the presidents enc
miles,
The article says, however, that Mr..
McAdoo has considerable strength
among wage earners. Referring to
President Wilson, Mr.. Bryan says that
while vague hints and suggestions
have been thrown out occasionally, no
one claiming to speak for the presi-
dent or near enough to him to be as
sumed to express his wishes haS>an-
nounced his candidacy
Herbert Hoover is eliminated from
the list of candidates whom Mr. Bryan
IL
! Owen of Oklahoma. and Secretary OF
| Agriculture Meredith are described as
| being among the few available men
I thus far mentioned. ITO be available
this year" Mr.. Bryan asserts. a can
didate much be known to be for 'wo-
man suffrage, for prohibition and
| against Wall street"
AS to Attorney General Palmer. Mr.
Bryan says he entered the campaign
| in position Ito deal sternly with the
profiteer and an expectant public
stood ready to applaud. but the prof
| iteer seems to have things all his own
way and the attorney general is now
suffering from the reaction" He adds
| that fhe attorney general is unfortu-
nate. too. IN having to espouse the rat
| ification of the treaty withoN reserva-
tons"
Former Speaker Clark of the house
| is mentioned as having his own state
behind him, while opposition to Gov
ernor Edwards of New Jersey and
Governor Cox of Ohio is reiterated.
Governor Coxs friends the arti-
Gle declares. will urge him as a COM
promise between the vets of the Ed
wards type and the bone drys."
Vice President Marshall is accused
of making "a feeble bid for the wet
vote
Judge Gerard's candidacy has
South Dakota's support and he has
many personal friends among other
delegates" Mr.. Bryan said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-23
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