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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-26
Don Quijjote y yo

de luchar con Ell mas valiente, al me-
nos eres capaz de intentarlo
Ell materiaismo industrialismo, Sc
ha apoderado del Enundo, y les imb6ci-
les casi siempre son los que vencen. Por
ESQ yo tambien me he encontrado con
un grosero como Ell bachiller Samson Ca
r1asco, que vestido de Caballero de la
Blanca Luna, tie saho al encuentro, Don
Alcnso, Padre Milo Pero no he olvidado
tus palabras y contigo he dicho que mi
dana ''es la mas hermosa mujer del mum
do, yo, Ell mas desdichado caballero
de la TERRA, no es bien que mi faque-
"a defraude esta verdad; aprieta caba-
Hero, la lanza y quitame la vida, pues
que has quitado la. -. gloria mi es-
pada
Como a tt te perdonaron la vida re-
cluyendote en- tn viejo solar manchego,
a mi, padre mfo, me han encerrado en-
una torre cuyas paredes estan hechas
de egoismo, y cuya dnica puerta esta
apostada la ervidia, Y aqui paso mi vi
da reponiendome para otra nueva sail
da por los campos de la Illusion.
lBendito til, Alfonso Quijano, venci,
do por ell Caballero de la Blarca Luna,
y venciendo al mundo, ensenandole "a
sofar!
Mi vida y tu vida han sido parallels,
ioh, divine don Alfonso! Tan solo un
detalle ha faltado la mia para igualar-
Sc a, Ia tuya; y es que no tuve un San
cho Panza que me siguiera, que me ad-
mirara que me creyera que cuando
cal vencido, llorara por mis como ell tu-
70 que ''todo triste, todo apesarado, no
saba que hacerse nj decirse; pareciale
que todo aquello pasaba en- sueiio que
toda aquella naquina era cosa de encan-
tamiento.' -
Ante todo Y despu6s de todo, por aque
llo de tomnia bona bonis'', tus haza-
mas y tus luchas, y tus encuentros son
buenos, porque tu eres bueno y santo
y porque todos te queremos.
iBerdito padre mio, pastor de alnas
" guia de los idealistas, por todo este es
que viviras eternamcnte sin que nadie
cse derribar tn pedestal de gloria!
Dichcso tn que tienes por Patria ell
universe, por retro, tn viejo solar man
chego, por siervos, a toda la humani-
dad que piensa siente suefa.
Armando A. MIRANDA.
Bayam6n, abril de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-26
Ell PoETA


La poesia en- los primeros matices de
las ideas:-Andres Gonzalez Blanco, poe
ta:-El poeta no esta a la altura del crI
Considerations generales:- La
emocion de la poesia actual:-POE-
MAS DE PROVINCIAL versos prosai-
cos:-La poesia alada sin palabras:-
Verbalizacion de la poesia en- la lirica
moderna:-Versos de "Poemas de Pro.
vincia La poesia de los grandes IL
ricos:-El poeta de America y Ruben
Dario:- Emilio Carrero:-V -Valantin Gil
r6 y Evaristo Rivera Chevremont; ;-Afir
.naciones de don Rufno Blanco Fombona
acerca de la revolucion en- la lirica en-
America: Ell matiz en- poesia:-La ina
ginacion y la passion en- la poesia:-Paga
nismo del poeta Andres Gonzalez Ban
cola algeria de sus versos:-El ar
pa del amor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-26
ACtOS TGIigiOSOS en- la
igIeSia de San Jose

Los hijos hijas de- San Vicente De
Paul colebraran los siEuisutsz aetos sn
honor de Luisa de Mariilae cuatro
de sus hermanas. matirss de Cristo ,
fundadoras de Ia orden.
Abril 2s.- Al t0que de oraciOnss
principiars ei santo rosario. seguido De
breve ejcrcicio. himno y plezaria
la BienaventuFada NJ Luisa de Mar
lac. eiecutados por nutrido cor6 com
puesto do Hijas dc Ia Caridad y senori
tas, acompahadss De grande oTqussia
y ammonium; sermon a earss del elo.
cuente orador Rdo. r. PeFidiello. teF
minandO con bendici6n y rsserva.
Abril % Todo como ei anterior.
sicndo Il prSdicador el Rdo. p. MaErs
qIn, tan favogablemeHte oonocidn
Abril 30 Este dia ss dedicara .
las Martires de Arras eantsfa sus
rlorias el Rds. ?. Elias. Provincial de
los Rdos. r p oarmelitas
10. de Maya las = de Ia mahana
misa de comuni6n general q iaa 3
celebrars de p0ntihciai 81 Exmo. s.
d. Tito Trichi. Delegsdo ApostSlioo ae
Cuba Puerto Rico Administrator
Apostolic de ests Di6cesis
La misa, q. tamblen sara eantAda . gran
de orqucsts. Ia cautarA 81 core de- -.
minario Concilisr Dc san IIasifonso.
III panegirico esta . cargo del Rdo
r. Goros,iza. vieario de AEuadiiia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-26
Andres Gonzalez Blanco.

-Nuevas formulas de la critica litera
-Multiformidad del espiritu critico
en- las escuelas literarias:-El estilo de
Andres Gonzalez Blanco :-Preciosista
arcaizantes seg1n Rafael Cansinos As
sens:-El ritmo verbal:-Diversidad de
estilo en- los hteratos y artistas:-Ca-
racteres diferenciales del estilo:-Mi-
sion del critico en- la investigation y en-
la expression del pensamiento:- :-Valor de
las palabras:-Su sonoridad:-S gerar-
quia:-El escritor su stilo:-Revela-
dor de temperamentos Stendhal y ell
estilo:-Dofia Emilia Pardo Bazan y al
gunaA consideraciores cr1ticas acerca
del estilo:--"La TRANSITION don
Francisco Navarro Ledesma y la pre-
ceptiva:-La forma literaria:-Don Jo-
sc Enrique Rodo y la prosa castellana:
Gonzalez Blanco en- ell "Estudio Pre-
liminar" las "Obras Completas'' de
Ruben Dario:-El estilo de Andres Con
zalez Blanco:-El estilo de los grandes
artistas del pensamiento:--La estetica
del estilo:-Andres Gonzalez Blaneo un
gran revelador de misterios del arte Ii
terario:-La dignidad de los prosistas
artistas:-E Emilio Faguet en- la critica
francesa:-Su enorme rs1nalidad:
Sus maneras:-Andr6s Gonzalez Blanco
y Emile Faguet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-26
IA FUENTE .PRIMITlVA

No existe sinO una Aspirina. SurgiO
ella de la fuente Bayer y ha extern
dido su fama pOr ell mundO entero.
Quien liable de Aspirinas esta, por
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(23 DE ABRIL. ANIVERsARIO DE
LA MUERTE EE CERvANTES.)

MI vida ha sido una constante pere.
grinacidn po rios campos del ensuelo.
Yo, como aquel bueno santo don
Alfonso Quijano, monte en- ell corcel de
mi pensamiento, llevando por lanza la
ilusi6n y por escudo toda la bondad de
mi alma.
Arm6me cahallero y prosegui mi CANT
no en- busca de aventuras propias de mis-
idealismos, dejando a mi Rocinante Sc
guir Ell camino que quisiera.
En- mi ruta he tropezado con donce-
llas venteros como aqu6l que 'por ser
muy gordo, era muy pacifico". Tambien
he tropezado con Yangiieses clos mate.
rialistas), y como ell Santo, 20 he tenido
la culpa de mi desarme,. por haber pues-
to manos mi lanza contra hombres no
armados caballeros u del ideal del
ensueiio.
He amado una Dulcinea, y la he anna
do como don Alfonso amo la suya: con
amor acabado y perfecto, con amor que
no CORE tras deleites sensual y egoista:
me he lanzado al mGndo a conquistar
gloria laureles para ir luego deposi-
tsrlo sa sus pies,
He pasado por muchas, muehas ven
tas en- una de elias he encontrado una
hija de un ventero, que mientras yo ha.
blaba o entraba en- meditaciones incorl-
prersibles para los espiritus pequeflos,
ella ''callaba y de cuando en- cuando Sc
sonreia'', saturando ell ambiente con el
nlagnifico perfume de su silencio y de
su sonrisa.. -.
continue mi ruta, siguiendo las hue
.llas de aquel a quien Sc llan6 salteadcr
de caminos por 'acorrer los misera-
.bles, ALTAR a los caidos remediar los
menesterosos de aquel cuya ley es
su espada sns fueros, sus brios y sus
prenxaticas su voluntad 80 iPalabras
santas de un santo var6nl Por ESQ, soy
creyente en- la fuerza de tu brazo v en-
el valor de tu espada, porque eres capaz
.
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Continuation de la pagina 5

(Contl nuac1on de Ia paglna
vinaespesa don Vicente Blasco Iba
fez:-Dcn Manuel Linares Rivas verda-
dero Embajador de Espafia:-El llnico:
Los tres Hermanos Gonzalez Blanco
y don Miguel de Unamuno en- Ell pensa-
miento iberoamericano:- Utilitarismos
andantes en- estos empefios espirituales:
Don Rufino Blanco Fombona y el es-
paholismo: Observaciones de don Fran
cisco Garcia Calder6n sobre la idea de
los espafioles acerca del tipo iberoameri
caro:-Espahole sinceros en- America;
en- sincere americanismo: La hidalguia
de los espafoles despues de su desinte-
graci6n colonial:-Don Pedro Arzuaga
Beraza: discreta actitud en- la vida
de estos paises:-Su probado amor la
casa de America espaiiola:-El orgullo
de America espafiola: florecimiento:
--Su ingenita grandeza:-Juan Montal-
vo don Juan valera:-Gonzalez Pra-
da don Juan Valera: Ruben Dario en-
la poesia castellana:-E maestro don
Jose Enrique Rod6:--Federico Garcia
Godoy y Pedro Henriqlfez Urena:-El
ideal latino Ell ideal salon segnn Gu
glielmo Ferrero:-El helenismo de los
escritores:- -Unidad de aspiraciones de
espafoles iberoamericanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-26

mas hermOSaS taflto para el hombre
como para la mujer. Esto sc con-
sigue facilmente eliminando los dolores
llamados "reumaticos" que tanto afliier
a los ancianos. Causan eStos dolores el
acido tirico qNe debido a no haber side
filtrado por los rifiones permanece en- Ia
sangre depositandose en- las coyunturas,
en- los musculos, etc. irritandolos de tai
manera que al menor movimento causan
agoniaS. Los rifones no hltran bien IA
sangre cuando sc encuentran Ell TN estado
debil y por tanto sc deben atender eStos
organos sin perdida de tempo para
ayudarlos funcionar.
Las PiidorGS dc Foster Para Los
RDioHeS sc encargan de hacer funcionar
eStos organos con regularidad mantenien-
do el acido iirico disuelto y haciendolo
Salir EN- esta forma, junto con Ia orina SIN
que cause ninguna molestla. Estas pildo-
ras estan constantemente hacienda Ia vida
mas placentera para infinidad de ancianos
Y no existe un motive para que continue
I'd. sufriendo de achaques tales como
dolor de espa1da, hinchaz6n de piernas.
ciatica "reumatismo muscular fuertes
punzadas en- el dorso al inclinarse levan-
tarse, irritacion de la yejiga, ardor al
orinar etc. pues con solo tomar estas
pildoras podra I'd. gozar dc los Iltimos
amos de su vida. Obtenga I'd. hoy mismo
un frasco de las PadOrGS dc Foster Para
Los RiHOHeS. No 10 dele para mafiana
puesto que ma1ana puede ser denaSiado
tarde. No acepte substitutes. Exija las
legitimas de ~FoSfer"
De venta en- todas las boticas. Solicite
nuestro foIleto sobre las enfermedades
renales Sc 10 enviarenos absolutamente
gratis.
Q2) FosTER.MccLELLAN co.
BuFFALO, n. y, Z. .. a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-24
C0UNCILMEN
TO RECEIVE
SALARY $3.50
Mayors Salary Is Fixed At
Five Hundred Dol
lars a Year
ELECTION JUNE 6 NEXT
To Have New Form of Government
In Operation September Five
Councilmen to be Chosen

The five new councilmen who will
serve the city under the city man
ager plan form Of city government
will receive salary OF $3.50 year:
The mayor will receive salary OF
$500 a year. The foregoing salary
was fixed upon a few days ago at a
meeting of the commission appoint
ed for that purpose which was held
at the home Of Dr.. Arthur Snowden
chairman of the committee. Other
members of the committee were Miss
Mary Lindsey, William P. Woolls, W.
A. Smoot and R. S. Cleveland. The
new council of five will be elected at
large, and special election will be
held June 6. They will assume office
September /, next.
The five members so chosen elect a
chairman who serve as mayor. Al
ready there is considerable specula-
tion as to who Will be elected. How
ever, there are no avowed candidates
in the field for the office thus far.
1t is expected that no formal an
nouncement of any who prepare to
enter the race will be made before
next February or March. 1t is gen.
orally believed that there will be Il
considerable number to enter the
contest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-24
G. O. P. Supporters Demand
Appearance of Michigan
Senator on Floor
MAY BE OUSTED
Say Refusal to Appear Means Loss of
Seat-Borah Clique Claims SuffI-
cient Votes.

Washington, Dec. 24.-Unless Sen
ator Truman H. Newberry, Of Mlchl-
gan, appears on the floor of the Sen
ate and defends himself against cor
ruption charges that grew out his
primary campaign, six Republican
Senators, who had been counted on to
vote against ousting him from the
Senate, will withdraw their support
Notice to this effect was served to-
day on Administ tration leaders, who
have been defending Mr.. Newberry
and have contended that he was not
aware of the large expenditures made
in his behalf by his campaign COM
mittee. As a result it is understood
that Senator Curtis, of Kansas, Re-
publican whip, has agreed to see Mr..
Newberry and advise him of the de-
cision of his party colleagues.
The six Republican Senators, whose
final decision is believed to hinge
largely on Mr.. Newberry's personal
defense, are reported to be the follow
ing: Senators Frank B. Willis, Ohio;
Frank B. Kellog, Minnesota; Charles
l.. McNary, Oregon; Arthur Capper
Kansas; Wesley l.. Jones, Washing
ton; Hiram ". Johnson, California.
Senator William E. Borah, Idaho
one of the Republican Senators who
has announced his intention of voting
to unseat Mr.. Newberry, said today
that there are seven other Republi-
cans who are certain to vote as he
will. Should Mr.. Newberry maintain
the policy Of silence with reference tc
his election that he has maintained
during the months it has been under
discussion in the Senate and the six
additional Republicans join the Borah
group the Michigan seat would be de-
clared vacant.
Only one Democrat-Senator Thom-
as E. Watson, Of Georgia-plans to
vote against unseating Mr.. Newberry
If IA Republicans joined the Demo
cratic minority there would be sc
votes in favor of ousting him to 46
in favor of him. 1t may be that this
prospect will break Mr.. Newberry's
long silence.
After Senator Newberry had been
convicted in Michigan and sentenced
to two years in the Federal Prison at
Atlanta, he remained away from the
Senate Chamber until the United
States Supreme Court declared the
corrupt practices law under which he
was convicted to be unconstitutional.
He then resumed his seat in the Sem
ate, but whenever his case has been
under discussion in that body or in
the committee rooms he has been
absent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-24

will be in waiting to receive them.
There will be pretty Christmas
tree studded with electric lights, and
a bountiful supply of candy and
other christmas goodies" for the
little folk. Carols will be sung by the
children under direction of the Sup
erintendent Mr.. E. S. Leadbeater, and
a joyous time generally is anticipated
by young and old; for not only the
children but their parents attend these
annual celebrations, and the whole
congregation is invited.
On Sunday, Christmas Day, there
will be two services in Christ Church
at both of which the Rev. DR.. Morton,
Rector, will preach short sermons ap-
propriate to the season, and the vest
ed choir will render Christmas music.
At the I a. M service the Holy Com
munion will be celebrated, and at
the p. m. service the programe will
not be the full evening prayer, but will
consist very largly in singing Christ
mas carols. Come and get acquainted
with the beautiful Christmas carols
included in the New Hymnal, which
is now in exclusive use in Old Christ
Church. All seats are free in this
church, and all comers are heartily
welcomed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-24
Stores Busy on Final Day
With Eleventh Hour
Shoppers
DOUBLE HOLIDAY
distribution of Gifts Now in Order
Many Family Reunions Planned
Big Xmas Mail Received

Christmas this year falling on
Sunday will be observed Monday.
Practically all lines Of of endeavor
will cease operations this afternoon
and business will not be resumed till
Tuesday morning.
Many former Alexandrians are
here for the Christmas holidays and
family reunions are planned for to-
morrow.
Church service and family reun-
ions tomorrow will be in order. AT
all of the churches special muslca!
programs have been prepared and
augmented choirs will furnish the
music in many Of the churches. Pro-
grams of many of the churches will
be found in another column of the
Gazette.
Today has been a busy one for the
merchants the stores being thronged
from the time Of opening this morn
ing, and it is expected that the
crowds will continue till the closing
hour tonight. The eleventh hour
shoppers, many of whom were unable
to make their purchases till today
kept things moving and there were
many persons who had overlooked
some friend.
There will be hundreds of Christ
mas trees up by midnight tonight
and that old Santa Claus is going to
be busy is evident from the rapid
disappearance of toys in this vicinity.
Gift giving will be in order today
and tomorrow and some will not
make their distribution of gifts till
Monday.
Many of the business firms OF the
city today remembered their en-
ployees with substantial cash dona-
tions.
This Oh, istmas has been a busy
one for the employees Of the city
postoffice.. The incoming mail today
was at high water market and the
force of clerks and carriers had their
hands full
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-24
CHlLDREN'S PARTY

Christmas party that will long
be remembered by 200 happy children
of the city was given yesterday even ,
ing from 6 to 8 o'clock, IN the 6lkS
auditorium By the Business and FRO
fessional Women's Club of Alexan-
dria. assisted by a generous contrlou-
tion from the Kiwanis Club,
The idea of giving a Christmas
party to number of children VINO
otherwise might have scanty hol!'
day season originated with the 6usi-
ness and Professional Womens Ciup
and the 100 members of the club were
divided into four committees: the IN
vitation committee which secured Ine
names of the 200 children VINO at
tended. provided the means OF trans,
portation BY cnlisting the services OF
every member of the club who owned
an automobile to bring the children
TO the party and return them to then
homes. A number of public spirited
men of the city also volunteered their
services for this work. The other COM
mittees were refreshment, decorator
and entertainment.
AS the happy youngsters filed int;
the hall they were given red ano
green paper caps, formed into line and
led in a march, which ended in the
children being seated on the floor II
circles, when they sang carols, were
told Christmas story by Mrs. l.. T
| Woodward, and were served ice
cream and cake. The stage was bank
ed with packages and as the children
! finished their cream and cake Santa
| Claus appeared and began reading
the names from the packages. Each
child responded as his or her name
was called and received specially
selected present They then filed by g
table where fancy basket was hand.
| ed each one then bag of candy, nuts
and an orange, pair of stockings, 9
nice woolen stocking cap, then small
souvenir. whistle, horn or some siml'
lar device, completely filling the bas
! ket.
A huge Christmas tree was beauti
fully trimmed while the hall was
festooned with garlands of red anc
green, and around the walls cornucop
las were hung. brimming with gay
colored balls.
The entertainment was one of tht
best arranged and executed ever givel
in the city. The children were orderl!
and splendidly managed. The mer
chants of the city were most generou:
making possible the many gifts by th'
discounts, and the cooperation of tht
kiwanis Club assisted most material
ly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-24
Elks, Salvation Army and
Kiwanians Distribute
Baskets
COMMITTEES BUSY
Riddles Also Remembered With Toys,
Candy, Fruit and Nuts--Recipsents
Express Gratitude.

The Elks, Salvation Army and XII
wanians together with other organi:
cations this afternoon played the roll
of Santa Claus by distributing bas..
kets to many of the poor families OF
the city thereby bringing happiness
into many homes which otherwise
would not have felt the spirit OF
Christmas.
During the forenoon the members
of the various committees in charge
of this work were kept busy in pre-
pairing the baskets. There was a
goodly number distributed by all
For some time past these organlza-
tions have been busily engaged in
the work of obtaining names of per-
sons who were in need and the re-
suit was that the city was pretty
we'll canvassed.
In addition to articles of food in
the baskes many of the baskets dis
tributed today contained candy, nuts
and fruit for the little ones. In some
instances toys also were sent.
These organizations received the
thanks of the recipients for tnen
gifts which were greatly apprecia-
ted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-24
VI r, Church. South

Morning Service II o'clock-Hymn,
"Joy to the World" Apostles Greed;
Prayer; TIE Deum, Warren; Psalm NO
"a; Gloria; Anthem, "Let us go Now
Even Unto Bethlehem" Field; Ser
mon, by pastor, Rev. Z. Y. Register;
Offertory anthem, "Arise, Shine; Of
fertory Ascription, "Praise the Lord"
Hymn, "Oh Come All ye Faithful"
Evening service, o'clock-Hymn,
ut Came Upon the Midnight Clear
PRAYER; Anthem, "Calm on the Listen
ing Ear of Night" Rigers; The Christ
mas Story, "Rev. E. '. REGISTER;
Anthem, "The Plains of Bethlehem"
GLORY to God in the Highest" Of
feratory and ascription; violin solo
with Organ accompaniment, 20 Holy
Night" Braga; Anthem, Peace on
the EARTH" Prayer; Hymn, 20 Little
Town of Bethlehem"
Choir, Sopranos-Mrs. H. B. Cation,
Mrs. Jno. G. Graham, Mrs. Edw E. Nc
Moreland, Mrs. c. E. Outcalt, Miss
Nellie Pierpoint, Mrs. Harry White.
Altos-aliss Belle Browning, Miss
Maude Harding, Miss Edith c. Mad
dox.
Tenors-Messrs. E. S. Billhimer, R.
S. Luckett, K. ". Ogden.
Bassos-Messrs. H. W. Davis, Geo.
H. Evans, DR.. c. E. Outcalt.
Soloists-Mrs Harry White, Miss
Maude Harding, Mr. Kenneth ". Og-
den, Mr.. Geo. H. Evans.
Eiolinist-Mr. Morris Illch.
Organist-Mrs. George E. Warfield.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-24

Morning Service, II q. m. -ProceS'
s;onai I hvmn 49. 20 Come, All "
Faithful; Venite and Gloria Patrl, by
Barnes; Psalms, by Barnes; Te Deum
by Rogers; Jubilate, ny DankS, ,,.aIj III;
troit Hymn 81, "Hark. The aeraio
Angels" Kyrie. chant 3o6; Gloria
Tibi, chant 1856; Hymn before sermon,
So, 10 Little Town of Bethlehemn;,
Gloria Patri after sermon, chant a
Offertory. "Bhold, l Bring You Coco
Tidings;" Santus, chant 4l2; Com
nunion HYMN, 225; Gloria in Excelsis
chant 49,, -Nunc Dimitts, 26e; re
cessional Hymn 90, christmas
Awakes!"
Evening service, 7.3O p. m'-Pro,
cessional Hymn, 60, angels from tne
Realms of Glory;' Psalm, chant "a;
Gloria Patri, chant "a; Magnlhcat, py
Dorey; Nunc Dimittis, by Dorey; Col,
lect Anthem No. 81, "Hark the Herald
Angels; Hymn Before Sermon 535,
"Shout The Glad Tidings;" Gloria al
ter Sermon, chant "a: Offertory., BE
hold, al Bring You Good Tidings'
Recessional hymn 50, at Came Upon
the Midnight Ilear. ~
Christmas tree exercises "ednes'
day, the %, 7.30 p. m.
Members of the choir-Mr. VIM. j.
wilkinson, director; Miss Stella y Y
Moore, organist; Mr.. Norman +
Simpson, crucifer; Masters Charles
Brown and Herbert Francis.
Misses Irene Pullman, Dorothy King
Irva kemper, Kathleen Rohr, Pear
Rawlett, Dorothy Hammersley, Eliza
beth Simms, Effie Wilkinson, Martha
Weldon, Mildred Simms, Phoebe
Deahl, Bessie Phillips, Mrs. Chas: }
Deahl, Mrs. Hammersley, Mrs. G!as-
gov, Mrs. Roop, Mrs. Wheat, Mrs
Myers.
Messrs. Chas. ]. Deahl, Herman
Pohr, Louis Kerns, Purvis Reynolds
VIM. H. Wilkinson, Frank T. King.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-24
XMAS MARKET

The country market today took on
a genuine Christmas appearance.
There were Christmas green's in pro-
fusion, and Christmas trees. There
was little of the holly that contained
berries this year on exhibit. Apart
from sales of Xmas green's there was
little else on sale in the country mar
ket, although it was we'll patronized.
Christmas trees brought from rs cents
up.
Turkeys dressed sold from so to 65
cents per pound and the majority of
the dealers asked 65 cents. Chickens,
dressed, sold from 35 to 45 cents a
pound. There was no change noted
in the price of other meats.