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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Y. N. C. A. Notes

The Y. I. C.. i IS TO offer .rce
physical training TO all Pioneer
troops III the city The boys will have
their first. lessen at the Young Peo-
pies Building Monday evening at
O'Clock Some new gymnasium appa,
ratus n:.., beer secured and it will De
used for the first time at this meet
Eg of the yo'."gSters.
There are three t.oops now in
Alexandra, and the prospect is very
bright +cr another troop real soon.
There arc about so boys now enroll
ed in the three troops alpeady form
I'd. The physical training course given
the boy. will be quite thorough and
will inc 'uGe marching and maze run
ming, c,.listhaitics, light and heavy
rynaast cs, corrective gymnastics.
athletic. and games.
Pioncc: buttons have been ordered
but hayl not yet been received, and
,.eniins their arrival all Pioneers
must b" vouched for 10y the leaders
m orde, to get into the class Monday
night. The ladies' gymnasium class
follCw lie Pioneers at S o'clock az
usual
The Sunday school base ball league
will have its secand meeting at the
Chamoef cf Commerce Tuesday even
:ng. Ap,:i 10, at which time the exc.
eutive committee will be definitely or
ran.ze' At a recent meeting great
deal Of enthusiasm was manifested
fy the different schools and Tour
teams. are assured with fifth and
sixth possible. Any Sunday school is
invited 10 send representatives 70 the
meeting Tuesday evening.
The y" sprung quite surprise
ch the boys at the Iree movies at
the Chamber Of Commerce yeste' lay
afternoon. One Of the films failed to
show ul. and at the last minute Sec
letary Wallace secured "Chapln.
much to the delight of the youngsters
The sac film was shown 10 the
girls t. afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
JAIL DEE|VERI
IS FRUSTRATED
Harry Fuller Armed With
Saws and Files NabbeG
at Jail
CAME TO SEE PRISONER
Had in His Possession Letter Giving
Him Explicit lnstructions-Fuller
Held For Grand Jury

A nan giving the name of Harry
| Fuller, eighteen years OF age, and
claiming Baltimore as his home, was
IN the police court today held for the
action uf grand jury because when he
called ii the city jail yesterday to
see a p. soner named Oscar Gnatt, onr
of a 1.Io held for the action of the
grand jury on a charge Of endeavor-
ing tc hurglarizc the clothing store
vf Jvilus Wolf. 425 King Stree; he
had n his possession one hack saw
and two files.
Arythe~ search of the prisoner
made today by Sergt. Cox ard War
len Gambler disclosed an, additiAna!
hack spw which was secreted in the
shoe oi the prisoner.
WreI Fuller called at ,iie ja:l he
was he: by Jailor William 4. Gambler
H:.s- 81 snicious action caused Jallor
Gandcr to place him under arrest and
he was :.rought to police headquarters
and St.,ched. In addition to hack saw
and twc files the police found the
follow i.g letter giving him !ns''uc-
;ion., regarding the bringing OF the
files snc saw for the attempted ja.:
delivery The letter = dated Apr!' 13
are raacs as follows: Dear Harry:
want vGu to come down here and be-
:sore you come buy & ha:k saw blades
.{Black Diamond hac': saw 5lades).
buy tl.tm at any hardware store, 5hey
viii ccst about fifty nr scventyFIve
cents. ana | am sending you 81 ana
.ha; WI pay your way down here
100. After you get down here ! wan:
you TO get pint oo.tlc, and gtt in
front Of some policeman and drop it.
He vii lock you up and Your fine will
be 50 ard Twill pay it. When you
come IN here. Bring .him with you.
Put .inln in the bottom OF iour snoes
or put them inside of your false leg
They drn't do anything but feel al;
owe: lie oufS:tlse Of Jour. clothes:
Waa;>ver you do don't put, them in
your pocket or they will find them, I
II yea don't want 10 do. tina. come:
down here and find out. where the jail
CONTINUED on Page Six)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Tag Day a Success
Hundreds Sold on Streets To-day Fer
Irish Relief

The Ir,.ard Relief Fund Drive IL
Alexannria took ! jump today. Every
where one could see the fair young
ladies O., :he city bedecked IN Lnc;r
rayeSt clothes and telling everyone
their mission with the brilliant gree.
sashes they wore. The drive tex a
jump because they were on the jump
and kent the business man, che mcr-
chant the passer2y, in fact e.:eryone
was on the jump and the wor5hy
cause get Zig beost.
TIE. worl; CT selling tags Ylll end
t6Snight: The headquarters OF. the com
mittee. in the rocpfs of. the Chamber
ofaCm 1lerce. vas. a scene. Of .actHity
today a: IL was here the tags were
distributed ~ a committee of ladies
Of which Mrs. Ciarance French is
chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
\ DELIGHTFUL. SOCIAL

Last night in the easement III the
First Baptist Church, a most de-
Iirhtful social was gwen by Mrs.
s idney Mankin to her large class OF
girls. Tables were spread and
every care was taken that the affair
should rass off in the most APP
proved way. Games were played
and most delightful repast was
furnished. =
The class is steadily growing.
Indeed A record attendance was. notes
at the Sunday School on last Sunday
morning. 1t is becoming iacreas-
:nrlv necessary to make extensive
additions to the church plant Of the
First Baptist Church. The members
in the Sunday School are limited
only by the space in the bulldin".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Fire at Braddock
Roland Goodies Residence Damaged
TO Extent of S3.0OD-Tw"
Firemcn Hurt

ihSHlSh II
] Dama"e estimated at $1,000. vas
/: cone by fire at 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon a tthe residence of J. Ro-
land Goode, North Braddo"k and
Two fremcn were injured TIE in
jured tircmen are Julian Chauncey,
who had MS leg badly injured when
the hose wagon start down hill
when hose was being taktS from it,
The seco,.d man who received iniu-
,ies was Edward Lawlcr, Il brick
layer, who was helping remoT" the
J ousehold effects from the place
when a big refrigerato. Gropr",! on
!.is right foot.
The fire started in an attic IN the
Lnper floor and where quantity Of
rugs and other winter effects had
just been stored.
Spontaneous combustion is thought
10 have been responsible for the
blaze. The frcmen confined the
ilaze 20 the upper part u tn ic@se.
The lower floors. however, were
badly damaged by water. Tn roof
of the place and upper story was
gutted. Chief Ogden accompanied
by part Of the fire depa:'" q, went
to the senc and the >firenlcn and vol
un.eers saved practically all Of the
effects in the house. After an hours
work the firemen suhdued the rrc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH SERVICES

Services at the Second Presbyter-
an Church tomorrow, will be Of spe-
cal interest, in the morning tha pas
tor will preach and reports w;ll be
read covering the work of tn. year
and then will be sent to Potomac
Presbytery in Baltimore, next week
The church has had a very success
cul year, spiritually and financially,
and large congregation VII be
present to hear these REPORTS read by
William Campbell. clerk of session.
At niaht Rev. DR.. John L-c Ali
son VIII have as his theme, THE
Savior's self-Control." Elder VIM.
H. Melchoir and the pastor will leave
next week to attend the Presbvtery
in the Franklin Square Churcl, Bal
tImore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
IN 'MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear lit
tie girl, AUDREY l.. ROBERTS,
who LEFT US seven years ago today,
April 18th.
Oh. for a look at your sweet little
face,
One word from your dear little
lips,
And touch of that dear little van
ishcd hand,
That is now at rest in the prom
issd land. re-,
Thank God our heart breaks, cannot
.,last forever, !, ~vraa -
!. Some blissful day our weep:ngs
will DC over.,
J And when our Shepherd brings His
I flock together, PHI u +
She will be mine. once more:I,!i.
clip. Nothef'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
New Chairman
L. H. Parsons Heads NotehCldcrS
Committee of W. Va.


Washington. d. c. April IL. The
notehol1a,s protective COMMITTEES Of
the Wasaington-Vi Virginia RA'-way
Company yesterday elected Lew< H.
Parsons, Of Graham, Parsons & Co..
Philadelphia, chairman TO fill the va
cancy cauSa:! by the death Of Howard
S. Graham, 1t was announced, iol-
lowing the meeting, that the notehcid-
ers had agreed on plans for fu;ur.' I'm
ancing of the company which viii be
submitted to the directors at meet
ing to b.. held in Baltimore next Fri
DAY.
The dire,SorS meeting scheduled 10
be held he"e last Wednesday was
postponed because of the death u Mir.
Graham, A nl:nber of members q ihe
noteholders committee are also mem
oers of t,ac hoard of directors.
Questioned regarding prospect" for
paying interest on the under y nG
bonds, now in default, memrv: Of
the commute said yesterday TIA. a.
present the company barely IS earn-
ing operating expenses and that carly
payment of this overdue intera.. is
largely deuanden. on the outco,n: OF
; the pen ting petition for increased
rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Alexandria Library
Quarterly Meeting Shows Organiza-
ticn is FlOurishing

The regular quarterly meatir.g of
the Alexandria Library Association
was held Tuesday al 700 Duke STR ct
The reports show this organization
10 be very much alive. there being
a gratifying increase ever the cor
responding report of last vea:. It
mas been matter of great gra;iica-
ton to the managers. that, in o.eW
Of the fact, the .-ice Ct books has
practically doubled.
practically doubled, teh old subscrlp
ton rates of 81 so and 5000 per year,
have been maintained.
The rooms of the library
are on the second floor OF Lee Camp
Hall, and thet hours are NJ hay,
Wednesday ard Friday, 2:30 20 1870
D. nj. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday, : to . p. III. New books nave
recently been added. among them the
much advertised book. "The Peace
Negotiations" by EXSec. Robert
lansings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Celery
Entertains Class
Miss Regina German Hostess to Thir.
teen Graduates at St. Mary's
Academy

|
One Of the first of a series Of so
cial functions 70 which the graduates
of St. Mary's Academy have been look
ing forward, occurred Wednesday even
ing when Miss Regina German Of
the class ~ entertained her class.
mates at a delightful supper a. hel
residence on Duke street. The charm
ing informality of the evening rnnd-
eted it most enjoyable. The subdued
lights, soft music and gay spriag
flowers formed pleasant back
ground for the daintily clad bellies of
S. VI. A.
Covers were laid for thirteen. me
hostess not being at all slrpe:stt!ous.
The class colors of gold and Silver
were effectively carried OUT in the
decorative scheme Of the table. A
great bowl. Of yellow snap dragons
and fern formed the .tcenterpitce
around which small golden baskets of
almonds were groupeds.as favors.
Even il the menu the color scheme
was tastefullyE carried out.
"reminiscences of the good times N
"Ye Goode lOlde School Days firm
ed the chief top:c Of conversation.
After cosy half hour spent ii the
"den" the girls bade reluctant fare
we'll to their gracious hostcsses, Mrs.
German and Miss Regina, all are
eagerly looking forward 10 a pcx
party which is to be given soon. Miss
Gorman's guests we're: Miss Mary
Armour of San Diego. California;;
Miss Rosella Burk: Of Rosemont; M:sa
Catherine sGrace of Washington, D..
&C.; Miss Ruth Middleton, Of WalGorf,
Md; Miss Kathleen Quinn, of Alex
andria. The Misses Elizabeth and ;cse
phine Ramage or Alexandra; Mss
Christine Rahers}a of Birmingham,
Alabama; Miss Arvid Sanluelson, OF
| Culpeper, Va, and Miss Alice Mackey
of Rosslyn- Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Maccabees Banquet
Seventh annual Attended by Large
Gathering

The seventh annua, banquet of
hlexandri& Tent No. 2. and Alexan-
dria Review No. 8, Knights and
Ladies O! the Maccabees, was held
last night in Lee Camp Hall and
largely attended. Rev. DR.. E. ".
Eegester, pastor of the NJ. E.
church South, was POSTMASTER, and
invocation was given b. Rev. O. P.
Lloyd. Addresses were made by
Or. Kate Waller Barrett and Mrs.
Kirk E. Wallace, Ashby Bladea and
Dr.. R. Lee Wilkins, and George w.
Zachary There was a solo by
,lrs. Annie NJ. Pettey with Mrs. ].
A. Hulfish as accompanist. and a
selection by the Mandolin Club.
The banquet committee was COM
rosed CT Elwin /. Brawner, George
K. Bender, DR.. r. Lee wilkins,
Howard D.. Thomas. Arthur Shaffer,
Raymond Simms. Mrs. Sadie Quig-
'ey, Mrs. George Zachary. Mrs.
Tohn Harding. Mrs. Firm Brawner,
Mrs. Percy E. Cliff.
MENU
Celery Pi kles
Baked Chicken
Gravy
Smithfeld HIM
Hot Biscuits Creamed P"t?t"'s
Potato Salaf
Ice Cream Care
Coffee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16

ment means that hereafter no bill
can be amended in this House if the
Senate leaders will that it shall not
be changed. 1t means we must bow
to the Senator's wishes whether or
not amendments have merit
Mr.. Garrett described the position
in which the House was placed by
Mr.. Fordney's statement as "inde-
fensible." adding that all discussion
Tin the House later will serve nc
purpose.
The bill as passed by thu House
is practically identical with the Ford
! ney measure vetoea in the last Con-
sress by President Wilson. Protec-
lion wouIo be cc.:T.-. number of ag.
r;cultural products, inciua'ac wheat
! cotton, sugar, wool, corr cattle and
sheep, but the bill would b. nerat:ve
for only six months, inste IF the
10 provided for in :he Fordne!
measure,
The anti-dumping provisions also
were not included in the Fordnes
measure, together with system fol-
estimating the s1ties imposed on ths
basis of the American value of for
eign coin as determined by tEc Sec
retary. The bill ncw go.'s TO th'
Senate. -: 80 =
| Read the classified ads in the Ga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
100000 R. R. MEN
ACCEPT RULING
Shop Craft Executives See
Decision as Victory
For Labor
Z, O AD S APP 70 V +
Decision Sumbject TO Severe Criticism
In Several Quarters-Predicts New
Era

+ Chicago. April l6.-Abrog2.t:on
Of the National Agreements between
| The railroads and their employees,
announced yesterday by the Railroad
Labor Board, was officially accepted
asst night by the executive council Of
rhe shop trades in a statement which
hailed the decision as Il great v:ctary
COR labor, declaring it did 70. impair
| .,ahor'S economy or social status.
About 100000 men are employed in
the shop crafts
During tie day The railroads,
through the conference committed of
he Association Of Railway Exscu-
tives ani through statements from
! the heads Of individuall roads. ap-
proved the decision as . whole, al
though rrit:cizing certain fen ire; Of
It.
The attitude of the shoD trades
council, however, apparent! was ret
shared BY all labor lcare.:. Sam
| rel Gon'pcrs. president Of TIC Amer
! can F. !,ra1;or Of Labor. !, state
| mcrt issued in New York. declared
! thst IT,. board must have hc'r lr-
tiuencel b. big busira :" while
| others 4med The decision :1c work
Of the stesl trust" and "rt:rized j:
! severely.
The Labor Board i'*ri: expires ssed
sn,isfac. on cr"r Il, far that the
| ia,.isicn~ appaseSIy lni AIs! AI:,...IiiIa win
.cnlc approval fro,2 i1;'' sides. de-
ar;rg thar this ni,%ted thai it
! nd st opened -, way to p"r-
mancnt industrial peas" between
railroad employees ard employers.
The decision Of the board 70 per-
nit individual conferences between
rach-ro and i<~.rnn:eveS Instead
f granting labor's request for one
national conference was said by!
board members to, have hfsn-, tne only
Gours. oper to The board.
There is nothing in :he Law to.
authorize Il he board to set up u na-
.;on,I conference or 4 national set
If arrre,ncrtS;' saia III mdmhr', Of
,ho nuh,;c nroup, "Everv railroad
,.s .nn aIiGnable right TO ncgctiate
,r;,h ;+s ave, emploves If ii 50 de-
as;ros and every American citizen;
hos thaj ,icht tt make his .owr tGrIns
with MS employers if he so desires.
Neither could he bourd ~ concerted
action on either side
The board also let il he"om" Fnown
that while tn. set lof IS principles
which In" decision said shouid oe
part OF any agreement: waS written
BY Henry T. Hunt, OF tn" pubic
orouo, il had been approved by every
member of the board.
The statemcn; issued b! the exec
utive council Of the shop tra5"s f"i-
lows. in part:
Railway employees can accept me
decision because IL Involves no I'm,
pa;rment Of Their economic c. ''H
status. lEdeed, % nave '"-s W.
rr,v such as the Inlttd S'dtS@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
PASSOVER

Passover tne feast of unieavcrcd
bread, is 10 he celcbra-al this yea,
beginning Friday eveni::'. APRIL p
md continuing wee II" conc.u /
:: ). " scr, ;"e Of the hrl'i:v ia: ;r, IN
Friday. April 20.
The festival of Passover, called in
| Hebrew "Pesach," reaches back to
remote Antiquity when it was OBJ
served by the early Hebrew tribes as
an agricultural spring festival. AT
IN early period Pesach was trans
formed into festival celebrating
ii:e redemption of the Hebrews
from Egyptian slavery.
By connecting this festival with
.he wondroUs deliverancc Of tie He
brews from the Egyptian yoke, new
intent was provided for its obscrv-
ancc. The festival and the ritual
ceremony observed during th" seven
days in which it IS celebrate; among
Reform Jews, or eight days among
the Orthodox, is not only idcr rtified
with the Exodus Of the children Of
Israel from Egyptian tyranny out
further symbo:zes JOY in IN tri
umph Of liberty and freedom ovcz
oppression and slavery.
The festival of Pc&ach was l>ed b.
The synagog rs a means Of consecrat
ing the Jewish home to God. w!lc IS
regarded as the Redeenacr aI.d Pro-
tector of Israel. The, story y, sthe
dcliverance Of their forcfath""s from
bondage and slavery reminded the
Jews Of Gods providcntial guidance
and gave them ronfdcnc" il their
final red mpt;on from all oppression
and woe.
The Passover feast endowed the
Jew ever anew with endurance dur
ing the dark night Of medieval hi
gotry. This trust in the Keeper Of
rel" VIII. sIu rh"refj ~ ,or
s!cepeth. sustained the during
the severeSt hardshipS. Cpa%ld by
the contidept hope, that Lsracl's 3elor-
;iieus. r"dempt;on&opcncd- the gateway
of sfb,r,I to AZ who ARE E@,nfnfcssad.
Passover ,cante:-to be: regarded as
trc festival of. Ii5crty:for all. ,mln-
kind ! !. ~ ~ ~
:.bu,.ing "ihe PaSSoyer @eb th"
"Matzotll.," unlcavcncd bread. is
eaten. This food. described as the
.'bread of affli@tion," is Il symbol
reminding the present generation OF
The hasty Exodus Of ISRAEL from the
land of oppression.
The feast of Passover is usher"d
: n with home ceremony, the "S"-
Ter" held on the eve Of Passover.
All members of the family partici-
rate in It's observance The ritual Of
the Seder includes the reading, Of q
richly adorned tale of dcl,Vcrance.
'The Hagadah,' wherein the various
events leading up to the Exodu@ and
Immediately following are told.
The 'Seder'' celebration raf ates
an eynha,ant spirit Of thankfulncss
and Joy. The symbolism of tie Sc,
.,er reflects the circumstances of the
cnslavemant of the Children of Is
rae! in Egypt as we'll as the hopeful
outlook for the final triumph o.
freedom for AL mankind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
HOTEL RAMMEL
Cafe noted for its excellence of
Cuisine Service
m

Cuisine Service
Special Sunday Dinner Sl.00
~ 10 s p. VI.
Soup
Old Va. Clam Chowder
Chicken Noodle
Re.ishes
Cucumbers Lettuce, Radishes, Spring
Onions, rev Beets
Young Roast, Chicken with Dressing
Crtamcd Chicken Patties A. Ia Mary
land
Baked or Broiied Potomac Shad
New Carolina Peas. Home Grown. As.
paragus, Spring Spinach,
New Potatoes cr'.t,
Home Made Strawberry Ice Cream
-th...S Assorted Cake :, :. -
Green Apple Pie a la mode y
Strawberry Short Cake =
Mix, Tea or Coffee Hot or Iced
Arrange your dinner by te!ephone 16f
and 1853. II 90-2s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICE

James f. Privolo5, manager OF the
sinco!r Lunch, formerly the Ford
Yurch. w:shes 10 notify the ,pHhii:
That his establishment which has
been closed for two weeks for ezten-
sive repairs and remodeling, IS now.
,open for business. Everything up
20 date, r.a:l 90-2p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16

FOUND--Today on street, har pin
bearing initials, III Z. B." Own
er can have same by identi: ing
property and paying for this ad.
Apply 20 Miss Bristow, 305 South
St. Asaph street. Jt-1c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Pupils See Relics
Visit AlcNandria-Was ashinStCn MaSons
ic Lodge Room

ic Lodge Room
Pupils of the fourth grade, Wash
ington School, under the direction OF,
Miss Grgg, yesterday visited Alex
&ndria Washington Masonic Lodge
room to study the relics there
They were received BY George
W. Zachary, tier, who made Il
splendid address 10 the boys and
gave much yall;lblc information on
the relics.
Master Laurence Brawner express
sed the appreciation Of his class for
the kindness shown. and. aftc sing
ing, Beautiful America The boys
left, delighted with their visit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
CARD\OF THANKS

I wish TO express to the members
of the Alexandria, Fire Department
my hearty thanks for their prompt
and effi:;ent efforts in subduiEg the
flames which at one time threatened
the destruction Of my home at North
Braddoe% Yesterday. ~
91-lc j. R Goode.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
NOTICE

Baseball Sunday, april II
3 P. NJ. Baggett Field. 3 P. NJ.
Dreadnaughts vs.. Peerless
ALL WELCOalE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Ideal hcme, with little farm attached
IN HEART OF CITY
Fine, large brick house :
Interior new throughput !
Sewer. electric light and gas
i" Eight rooms :snd bath -r:..r
~ BARGAIN PRICE ~ -!
Z JOHN D. NORM0FEEIr :
Corner King and Royal Streets !
Bell Phone j64 .1'':r -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16

Mrs. J. X. VI. Norton entertained at
beautiful ,ea yesterday afternoon
at her home IN Pl lnce street, for Irs.
H. Sands. Of Richmond, who
is the house guest of her brother and
sister-in-law, JUICE and Mrs. Norton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16

The snary friends of "Jack" Tul-
!och will be glad to know he is able
to be ou. again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16

Read the. classified ads in the Ga
zette for good results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
WEATHER REPORT

90 70 SIsi4E1 section-Inereasing
clcudiness ttday. followed by show
ers; tomorrow showers and cool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

Made OF fine quality
checked muslin. cut
full, perfect fitting,
VIII wear and laun-
der perfectly. All
sizes, Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

The Big Annual Sale of House and Kitchen Furnishings
In the past four Thousands dollars worth of new
pared for the largest crowds record Ready every item
of the adj with you