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The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10
RpEeAIEs POLICY
E sIlalMoo0 POST

IA sdi4se has resolved numerous
compliments spon !ths attitude The
Pes hes always taken concerning TIE
WITH, the interesting and the worth
wills questions that confront the pee
PIE frsA sine to time. oftentimes
esx sAitssials, which may or may not
b worthy Of attsntion. apparently re-
ssfye No notice from our homs folka.
but bsing eaeoniuns and many compli.
msaAAsy notices from readers in out.
Sid soentiss OF states, thus adding
emphasis to the old saying that q
prophet il not without honor, save in
his own country.
/ bossa tins ago we wrote and printed
Al sditorisi, taking for our subject
The Interrogation, "What 10 . Good
Nt3asaf" While in Denver recently
tn editor was several times comph
nspAsA en- ths article in question, ant
nov eezsss heautifnl letter Of con
ns1Aa&ion from Mrs.. 3. B. nubsnkl
Il Ckiss, Califoraia. It win Be ~
n4nhsred by the old timsrs that NJ
Eabsais was for tive tarnae tie count,
treasurer Of Garfield esanty.
Mr.. Euhaaks Vas Mia Eleanor
D1ksllsl II Parachute tnsw 0raSd Val
l4yJ aud later Of GlAxwosa She ha
navy frisnds in aarfsld county VII,
viii Rod With issasse the following
! sonplinsntssy wsIef from her psa,
! cetss, Cal, Nov. 4th, 1871.
A. J. piSh6Sa, ADq,
assAwssd epriasl
Ny dear Haf:-Mrs. E. H. Grub WI
b = nsighber Of ours tsoms thirt
miles away sent me some copies o
n Rsst. Your editorial In the on
e aspt. 14th entitled "What Is
0eod ClHxeaf" 10 30 we'll written an
= trus that I am constrained to writ
you . line Of eommendation and cor
gsstsla4isn.
NsWAefe have / seen the subject Q
clearly and fsarlsssly discussed. Nor
power to your pen. Accept my ben
wishes tor your sueesss.
Very truly yours,
ELLEANORE B. EUDANKs.
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10
ron MAKING WHITE MULE

Undershertff Winters went down "a
Grand Valley Tuesday and nabbed H.
8. Sewell ON charge Of manufactur-
ing booze. He confiscated sewell' 5
paraphernalia, consisting Of stu
made from . pressure cooker, and q
quantity Of mash.
Brought to Glenwood and arraigned
before Justice Rice, sewell entered Z
plea IL guilty ~ was finsd 400 nd
costr, which he paid and was given h''
liberty. TN phnraphernalia was con
flscstsd and ordered destroyed. Sew
~ rsessssl - Grand vsiley on tn
first train, wiser hut poorer NAV
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10
OFF roH CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cardnell, Mr..
Cardnsll's father, VIM. Cardncll, and
Mrs. Cafdnsll's sister, Hrs. A. D.
DsssAsrty, left Wednesday noon, via
the Ford rosie, for Hollywood, Cali
fornia, whses they will visit Mrs.. Fred
Ewing, sister and daughter, rsspsssavs-
n ef Dsst ssA Wn. Oara1sal.
they expect 10 spend ths Winter
months IN California aa4 win alss Wis.
u ether. 0lsawesa frsadA - to wsst.
err stass.
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10
anB1nr. FAa,sMl


Fred q. Aubsrt Of Graad Jsaation
arrived in 0lsnwood Tuesday 80, ON.
Wednesday AooA VA Joined by Miss
Mabel Farnell Of Harisburg, Illinois,
and the couple vsss inmeAiatsly unit,
cd in marriage Il ~ Presbyterian
mansc, Row. VIVA. naAis officiating.
The groom Is sn1agDsa IN the Rengc
shoe store in 0rsad Jsast1eA .sAA IL q
prom nent member Of TIA ARsgtean
Legion in that city. He nsA W >p;ae
during her visit in that city 49, ~
summer.
1As ssaRas sstaznsa - 0sssA June
tisa y nahs tAsir hses - hitter
part Of this Wesk-
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10
HOLY cRosS ROAD
Will Be Bu|l!!,
Q. ThoRsoN's REPORT

That aieawood Springs will in the
near future, meaning . matter Of two
or three years, be placed in easy over
iaAd esmnunieation with Denver and
eastern points through two more high
ways sAs* do not now exist 10 almost
certain, and the outlook in this respect
grows brighter and brighter a. the
days o. BY. This statement has ref
ereacs to the proposed use Of the Mid
iahd roadbeA up the Frying Paa and
through the Continental divide, con.
asstiag near LeaAyine with . wsu
bsiie highway lesAiag to Colorado
sfeinss q Pushas, according to the
tastes of the Traveller, and also 70 thu
proposed Lovsasad paas os Holy Cross
rsa4 osaaeetiaS with tho Battle noun
tain road At Red c,iff snd extending
up Turkey crest, nesr aad in splendid
vis~ Of the Mssiki Of the Holy Cross
bs BreoksnridSs. Dtiien, wheeler, over
the pass xnd reaching Denver via
: uoldss. - e'r
Tho PROJECT which vas started son,
time ago met with rapid favor, not
only fem tho esaeral public along the
line; but from Denver and other cities
whs ~ in the new highway increased
traffic to and through Colorado. but
also from the Cslsrado Highway com
mi..io.. which orrani.ssioa consider.
such matter. from . cold, practical
standpoint. divorced from sentiment
and speculation. -
Rscsatly Mayor McDoaald and Ole
rhorsea, As representative from the
city ~ County, attended = .sssi,e Il
ossossas spriaas IN the interest Of the
kiatax1 fcil, Ia tK2t RslE very much
eAAsxe& w ~ result. Nj. Thor.
80 Nses On IL Ds.ver and Joined the
rest Of the 'co,hnittee, representing the
various countiss along the line Of the
proposed hiehwsy. and Mr.. Thorsoa in,
forns Tho Pest chat IL feeis confident
this esad will b bSilt, although per.
haps act At d eafiy ! date a. W had
hoped esr. The question Of funds il =
ser,ous lSae, and tho State Highway
commisssoa u not provided With funds
to permit tlsm to undertake the work
this year. - :, {.
Aswsvsr, ~ question Of the EN-,
pasgaaG It tS6bt labor may enter
int ~ esSI ~ Possibly may have
censideelnGtsasaiH. Tho members Of
the esani1Ise wsrs to return to their
hsanas - esasulk he people Of their
asnaaAss b ,seard . this. phase Of Tie
unAssankiax. aad the decision Of the
psspls spea the convict labor question
.av Asvs some Influence upon the dats
,un>n which The werk VII start. An.
paesasly the n>vsusat has gone 30.
ysaA ~ doubeful- stage almost every.
body agreeing tha4 this highway will
be bxiit. The following is Mr.. Thor
sea's report 70 the county commission
era.
TAc holy Crosa road project b -
assured fact. TIE conaittee sent from
several coaatia numbered in ali about
seventeen. There were representatives
frsn olsss crssk, summit, Lake, d.
gle, Rio Blsnco, Mesa and Garfield
counties, and We had three separate
meetings with the State Advisory
Rn.,A ~ Hiohv,v. TIA Last one hc;po
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10

J. 3. Sipprells Of orsnd vsllsy -
tfAasastisg bssinsss at the county
court house Tuesday Of this week.
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10

U. N. ". PRoeRAMMf
ALL COAL MINES

ALL COAL MINES 70
Trinidad, Nov. "a reduction Of
wages at the mi.es owned by the C. ?.
l. 1. company will bs met by saspez-
sion Of work in al thsk ssapany's
ndasa THIS was the plan definitely
decided on by offiesss Of ths UnitsA
Nine Workers ct . msseing hsid 70
dissuss the thrsats.sd ssdas4ion in
wnos2
I Jsh. ?. ksLnAaa, district psesi-
dsx1 saaAs
1--WE arg al awssss tAse reduction
Of wases i. one Of the c. r. 4 I. mines
would bs preliminary 10 . reduction
in all. The policy Of the sreilisatioa
il that il . cut IN sns misc issaaAe
all will suspend work. We hs ~
full moral and financial support sf tbs
International. We ho.d that . coal op-
orator hss no more right - vssAass n
agreement than miner Aslf
Notices that the ntAsrv Nsulf not
accept . cut were. circulated. TIE ~
tees appeal to the miners not 70 listen
to those WHO would persuade them to
work for lower wsgss.
Denver, Nov. cit was announced
here tonight by officers Of the C. F. 1
l. company that NO decision had been
| L.
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10

oS>e@ @v@ ~ SAAeS WV0O
A. J. McCuns, state engineer Of Oel-
orAdo, with Mrs. McCuns, spent lase
No SO in alenwood whore Nm. Ne:
de annual proof On her desert
the Dry Holrsw country. and
4 down to Grand Js4ctiea y
lends and Asighbors for fsv
-. s.osle visited while here with
A, ickson, division engineer, 80
toe they west up TO Carbopdsls
to look over the iaads i. the Crystal
river valley whess owners are seeking
to secure additional water risAts. Mr.,
McCuae did not sxpress his aRieion -
to the feasibility Of the ugaDetakins,
but has promised to rive. n 4prefai
considsrstion and write tke ipspeseAsk.
parties from Dsavsr.. q. -,.ss,,-.
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10

Denver, Nov. l0.-William L. Barker,
for the past thres years in the engi-
aeering department Of the United
States forest service, has been pre-
NOTED and Transferred. He has been
made an assistant in the forestry ser
vice and transferred to the Superior
forest, with headquarters in Ely, MINI.
The Superior is the largest forest IN
this district containing 1,25O,OOO acres
and extends along Lake Superior to
the Canadian border and contains
numerous lakes. He leaves today for
Ely.
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10

Mr.. Barker was formerly with the
forest service here and is well known
BY tho Glenwood people. HIS wife was
formerly Miss Mayme Green, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Green of Cardiff
The Glenwood post., 1921-11-10

D. " Lspssa se.uneRM, wns,.les.
assawssl ~ ~ - = ~ 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Virginia Lodge 1916 Loyal Order Of
Moose. Meets lsu and Bird Mondays.
Nooseheart is an estate Of l,023
acres of land, thirty-fve miles west
O.: Chicago on the Fox River, between
the cities Of Aurora and Batavia, II
linois.
The title of this estate IS in the
Supreme Lodge OF the world, Loyal
Order of Moose. Mooseheart is 4
home and vocational training school
for dependent children of deceased
members of the order. There are l.
O35 children at Mooseheart, but all
plans are based on ultimate ropula-
ton of 5000 children. The residential
part of Mooseheart resembles mod
ern village and consists Of about
seventy buildings of modern concrete
tireproof construction, with red tile
roofs. There is a central heating and
power plant, large modern print shop,
and a high school building, large as
sembly hall. several industrial shops,
modern farm plant and dormltorles
and residences.
ne cduciItoi!di IeaIuiSS stiS ~ ny
vocational and practical. About % of
the most usual crafts are being operat
ed as part Of the educational work.
Students courses for boys are gem
eral farming, horse husbandry, swine
husbandry, horticulture, forestry,
dairyman, carpentry, electrical, sign
painting and lettering. cement work,
printing, automobile repairing. mill
work. machinist. drafting, modelling,
shorthand and typewriting.
The girls have a somewhat similar
arrangement for vocational training,
although. of course, their opportuni-
ties are not as great as are those for
boys. They include sewing. millinery,
domestic science, dietitics. typewrit:ng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
WHY FRESH AIR is GOOD MEDICINE
OBOE c.E a. wlNsLoW Yale University New Haven
PREPARED by the

PROF, A. WlNSLoW, Yale University, New Haven. 4
incidentally
prescribing
cura, of
its tonic qualities Here the pin4
signs by Wllc fresh air.
% air. Air that is above GS is always hamfua
indoor
become dull anSu
Of the and throat Injured
(o) Fresh producea
gentle stimulates the
moist air Either humid
air s
Fresh Slight changes in and
humidity stimulating wholesome for the body. !!
working
of fit vigorous efficient
The happened the health Of the children New
living with somebody
off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
NIASONS

The past week marks, for the Ma
sons, visit from william l.. Elkins
Lodge No. 646. of Philadelphia TO
Alexandria washington Lodge, NO.
90, the details Of which has been al
ready published.
The coming week Will be taken
with the regular routine Of the Ma
sonic orders.
Monday, October II, Alexandria.
Washington Lodge, No. 40, will hold
a meeting, which will be for the pur-
pose of examination and advancement
in the order.
Tuesday, October 19. will mark the
Birthday celebration of Martha Wash
ington Chapter, Order Eastern Star.
Wednesday, October 10, Royal Arch
School will hold a session at the Scot
fish Rite Club.
Thursday, October 20, Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. %. will pay
a fraternal visit to Andrew Jackson
Lodge, No. 100. and the Master Ma
sons degree viii be conferred
Friday night, October q, Old Do
minion Commandery will hold a regu-
lar meeting and the Temple degree
Will De conferred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
ERATERNAL ORDERS
MASONIC DIRECTORY

Alexandria Washington Lodge No. %
Meets ever second and fourth IhufS-
day in every month. Percy + emit
Worshipful Master: { Page Waller. IL.
Secretary: James =. Shinn. Treasure.
Andrew Jackson Lodge. no. Nv.
Meets every first and third Thursday III
every month. +. NJ. Penn. Worshipl VI
Master; J. f. Aloxandcr, Secretary: =.
8 Stone, Assistant Secretary " lillaN'
Lewis Allen. Treasurer r,,r
Mount Vernon Royal Arcn Chant" -.
No IL. Meets on the FIRST Fi'iday, IN
eve nHnth Roy,3 j. Richards. High
priest. william Lewis Allen. Ir"aS-
urrr: =. w Latham. Secretary :,
old Dominion C"minandery. 20. :,
!; T. Meets every third ffida. ~
every month. Robert y AacnarH, , ~.
rnander: Charles +. ouicai'' ite''"' : :
rartha Washington CHAPTER, no. -.
= u 6 meets every third Iucsu;'!
j., cyorv month. Mrs. Louise T.: Wiz
Worthy Matroa: Or Charles =. o"t
ralt, Worthy Patron; Mrs. MhFE r.
DYSON. Secretary: Mrs. ChfISliih r.
~ W ~ Memorial Lodge Of Fer
r.rtion. No. :, y. A. :. i. Meets on Ia
c.rond Fridar Of. evcrT mohth. 1oS !"
!, Richards. %2d, X. :. c. IT,, Veneer
:.bi. Master.
rauao,ph Chapter No. ). knI%"'S
Rose CroiX. Meets every fourth ffia"E
in January. March. Nay. July. Scptcin-
h.,, and November. Chester - Gwinn,
32d X. { {. H.. Wis" Master.
Lafayette Council. No. 2 : kn.&n =
kadosl Meets every fourth FRIDAY IN
IanuarT. March. May. July, September
and November, J. !. Green. 32d. com
Virginia Consistory No . NJ 4. $.
Meets every fourth Friday IN Marcii
June. September ana December. E"yd
!. richards. 32d, *. c. 6. II, Ncn"rabi"
Master Of kadOSh.
William Lewis Allen. 32d, Hon. Tr"a-
surcr: T.. " Latham. ed Hon Sec""-
,ary: George W. ZACHARY, @2!. Tii"r o.
aIl bodies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
ALEXANDRIA COUNCIL. 0. F. a.

A well attended ard inspiring meet
ing of alexandria Council No. >, Or
der F1'atcrnal Americans, was held
last Friday evening. i number OF
applications for membership was re-
ccivad ana considerable routine bust
ness transacted. The committee on
Orders Activities made most en-
couraging report touching the work
of that committee during the past
month. During the evening addresses
were delivered b. members Of the or
der which were well received. At The
next meeting of the Council the de-
grecs of the Order will be conferred,
and plans made for attending the Dis
trict Council meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Those who missed the Knights OF
Columbus, Columbus Day Celebra-
ton truly missed a treat. For three
quarters of an hour Brother Andrew
]. Hickey. a prominent Washington
attorney, held the interest Of over
hundred members VINO were present
for the occasion, and the mastery
way in which he cnunciated the dat
duties of American Citizenship clearly
showed the interest that the SPEAK
er has taken in civic affairs and how
well he merits his position among the
leading citizens Of the nationa! capi-
tai.
Following the address by Brother
Hickey and the other speakers, the
entertainment committee for the per-
iod 1920-192l, headed by George }.
Jaeger, were on hand with an abund-
ance Of excellent icc-crcan and cake
and r!enty Of smokes. In al! the oc-
casion was voted by those present as
q banner one, and ore that Will long
be remembered.
The Knights Of Columbus have
made but few foreign visits, but
the one that was made 20 Falls Church
If the beginning of last summer was
indeed a great success. Over one nun
bred members Of Fitzgerald Council
were present in St. James Hall on
the evening when the Alexandra or
canization held their first meeting
in our nearby little town. The meet
inp. was q rlost interesting one. and
the program included several address
es and a wonderful! display OF tcm-
nine generosity in the form Of g most
lavish tender Of home made cake ana
ice cream from the good ladies' OF
Fall Church. The members Of tltZ-
gerald Council won't be expecting TINS
time all these good things from the
LADY, folks Of Fall Church, but it IS
safe to say that when they do get to
Falls Church it vii! be quite difficult
to forget the things that helped on
the last occasion to make the rails
Church affair the enjoyable outing
that it was.
Let me introduce to You. Ladies and
G.ntlcmen, ou. now lecturer, Mr.. Ray
n1ond Hellmuth. Brother Hellmuth'S
duty is to provide ways and means
to promote a create" interest IN coGn-
Gil activities, and upon him dcvoives
the duty of instructing his brothers
at the regular meetings in those thing
that go make them better Informed
Americans. He nusr provide hunor
and fun in the way Of interesting
sneakers. and we wish him i, his IN
dortaking an kinds 81 good luck.
The new club rooms are fine. Ever
body that has seen them says that
they are tip top, ard something 70 DC
well proud of. Someday q granite
structure NAV rise under the patron
age of the 4 of c. but for the next
few voars our present quarters are
will suited for our needs ard viii al
ford to US that 'homc" atmosphere
that is the ideal of every fratofnal
organization. :,
The Alexandria X of c arc not the
only ones who had q good time on
Columbus Day. In Washington the
Fourth Degree Knights had cele-
bration at which they were honorcd
by the presence Of Dr.. James Mont
gomerv of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. and who is ar present IN"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
SEMINOLE TRIBE NO. 81 RED
MEN

On Thursday evening, October 20,
Seminole Tribe will adopt a class of
Dalcfaces into the mysteries Of the
order. The meeting will be held in
Alexandria National Banl; Building,
corner King and Royal streets. The
business meeting OF the tribe will
start at 100 p. n. and the degree Of
Adoption will be given at SD p. m.
Plans are being made bv the So
cial Committee Of the tribe for
Thanksgiving Entertainment. Ladies
Night and Christmas treat for the
Riddles. Plans for these three func-
tions will be submitted to the tribe
on Thursday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
IN MENORIAM

BEACH--Tn loving memory Of nv
dear son and brother, ELLIE c.
Beach, who departed this life
three years ago today, October
;4th, 1918.
The month Of October once more Is
here.
70 us the saddcst of the year.
Because three years ago today.
Our loving son and brother passed
Away.
We often sit and think of you,
When we are all alone.
For memory is the only friend
Our grief can call its own.
TIE depth Of our sorrow we cannot
tell,
At the loss of one we loved so well
And while you lie in peaceful sleep
The sad memory ow you we shall
always keep.
We shall never cease to love you,
Though your form be in the dust,
And some day we shall be with you
To this end. IN Gcd We Trust"
Gone but not forgotten,
Nav his soul rest in peace.
His devoted Mother and
oI5-1p. Brother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15

Chaplain of the. National House oil
REPRESENTATIVES, Dr.. Montgomery
rave most interesting address, and
his presence at the X Of c celebration
was a contribution to that broadncsS
md rriendlincsS between different
creeds-ai. ideal that the knights Of
Columbus have always endeavored to
promote, and which they successfully
realized during the recent war when
an American was an American, no
matter whether he was . Catholic,
Protestant or Il Jew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
Frances White in "Phi Phi"

Frances White, in the new musical
niece. phi Phi" will be the attrac-
ton at Polls Theatre next week
Miss. White is going to be- a great
foyorite among thcatresoers. She IS
IN enormously talented little COM
edlenpe. for besides being an e1-
celIeut actress she is unusually e1-
merit in the singing Of comic songs,
and IL dancer par excellence: Inc
Nessrs, Shubert have provided MISS
White with particularly able com
nanv aud q CHORUS OF Broadway
beauties"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
New Daniels Picture

She craved speed, did pretty Betty
roo. reckless heroine OF Tho Speed
Girl" Bcbc Daniels latest RealaFt
nicturc. which opens weeks engage
ment ut Moore's Rialto Theatre IN
the near future. ,u,o
This swiftly moving comedy drama
g., ocntlc satire on the modern
mania for speed. and amusinEiy
shows how modern children ana
Young people develop craze Tor
swift lucomotion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
ORIENTAL COURT No. 10

This Court will hold its next semi
monthly meeting next Monday cen
ing at which time il is hoped that tn"
degrees will be conferred, The iinan-
cial condition of the court is shown to
be most gratifying from the report
of the Auditing Committee submitted
at It's last meeting, The Court en-
Joys a large membership and is in Il
most prosperous condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
SILVER MOON COUNCIL NO. l
DECREE OF POCAHONTAS

!. Silver Moon Council No. IS Degree
OF Pocahontas, at its meeting on last
Monday, decided to hold a class
adoption on Monday, November 18th,
at which time % palefaces will re-
ceive the mysteries of the degree. On
Monday, October "a rsle regular eoun,,
ell fire of the council will be held and
after the regular business session IS
over, the social committee will stage
an entertainment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
osCEoLA TRIBE NO. I. RED MEN

osceola Tribe on last Wednesday
night had the pleasure OF an ofiIciat
visit from, Deputy Great Sachem
Henry r. Padgett of this city, Sew,
eral applications was received and
invitation was received from Semi
MOLE Tribe No. So for Osceola Tribe
and its palefaces to visit Seminole
Tribe No. 81 on Thursday, October
% and witness the Adoption Degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
FRANCES WHITE IN
PHI PHI" IS A
Poll BILL
'|The Speed Cir a Rialto Attrac-
tion-.-An American Premiere at
Shubert- Garick.

Tho production OF play by Rich
ard Walton Tuliy is always an
event Of unusual moment in the
theatre. and on Monday evening
October II, Washington playGoeFs
vii! be the fortunate witnesses OF
tie American premier" Of "Th" Right
70 Strike" the sensational dramatic
success OF the past London season.
The high standard which Tu!ly mas
steadily maintained with his preS"h-
tat,ons Of The Bird Of Paradise
THE Masqucrader," Keep Her
Smiling Omar. the Tentmaker'
etc. will be fully equallcd II not
surpassed by his latest Offering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
B. P. 0. ELKS

H. A. Stewart, exalted ruler; Geo.
W. Bontz, secy.
The regular meeting Of the Alex,
andria Lodge, No. 15s. Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks was held
last Monday night and much routine
business was disposed of. The next
regular meeting Of the order will be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
ROYAL. ARCANUM

Alexandria Council No. gu, Royal
Arcanur1. held its semi monthly meet
ing last Tuesday evening in Pythian
Temple on Cameron Street, at which
time business of Importance to the
was considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
KNIGHTS OF THE TIN PANITEs

The Knights of The Tin-Panites
will hold short business session on
Thursday, October goth, after the re-
cular meeting Of Seminole Tribe. The
tramps of the tribe are very anxious
20 receive the mysteries Of the loft
and spacial date will be selected for
n cOnvocation of the loft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
Girls Galore

A smart. up.to-the minute Burles;
,rn entitled, "Step Lively, Girls.
SIll be the attraction next Weeh a.
the Gaycty Theatre. PientS OF pemu eau
tiful girls with Hughle Carh, az Snu
Emerson and Baldwin, are tue Aea
lures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
Ting-A-Ling

Next weeks attraction at the
cnnjtol Theatre will be Chas. Frank
lyn's presentation OF the mighty
burlesGue. "Ting-A-LinS. Win 4.
3. Harnp and beauty chorus. and the
nopular Hamper ScamPer BurleS-
nnc. the week promises to be one
of unusual attractiyeneSs.