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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
FAMOUS CAFES ARE
FINED LARGE SUMS

ROME. Oct 22-Amerlcans who have
paid the Italian luxury tar demanded In
fhe so-c1ref A. hive restaurants -
Rome will he ohaErincd to learn that
four Il tho Is.'Haf ms b n frnw
large numbers Of visitors from overseas
dh hot turn that tax m Iney into tn
Italian treasury NJ all. but simply put
u In the restaurant cash drawer.
The restaurants which have iust
bccn discovered ~ the iallan police a.
e licctins this money from the pubic
under the Euisc ~ a national tax have
all bccn brought "a account for The u.
issui manipulation Of accounts and
have hsn fined 100000 lire by the
Italian finance department. The I'm.
b~rt, rsiaurani paid the hirh,s, fine.
sshieh aggregated bss 800 lire. The
Costello de- c'safi paid 1871 lire; ihe
Reeina. ssi.sce. and the Tavcrna Rus
s,a. ss.saS IRE. iAi normal exchanges
1 .nsc. soo lire would ~ equivalent q
about ssoo. eco: al current rates 10 about
~. eoeJ
The Walters - ihese restaurants
would present the bill 10 the customers
sdlius on ten per cent for ht luxury
tsx 40 record wss keps ~ the ten ~
csrt On the blil and srrraeHsr M ~
sus- vas made 20 the issi,sH finnacs
1sonrsnnnt. when the authorities dis
e<pefsd the rusc they took the books
- >h<se ess,ag.a-sr rra plseed q fln'
oi1tuui.ng % ihe dlscrs.nnc.es
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Baptists Expect
Great Services
AtChuch Today

Thc hNrts 81 the membership % the
First bap;ist Church have been made
sLad hy the gracious experiences which
heve hem theirs during the pas, week.
Or. John II. sampey. who IN conduc,
ing the revival now going on al the
firrt Bapiist church. has lifted his
bearers each morning and evening up
~ the third heaven. There have been
additions eve. time the doors OF the
curch have h.en opened.
Last evening DIR. Sampey spoke from
tbs, ith and 18th chapters OF Johns
Gospel. Ne described the home Of
Macy Martha and Lazarus. where Jc
ssu - lovtd 10 b.. lie spoke ~ the
sschss OF true friendship. lie drew sev.
erai beautiful lessons from the story.
the lesson ~ serving. the lesson VI
tcarning. ana the great lesson Of low.
hg. s,id thc preacher; These friends
" srss loved him. and they were
net shs,ned 20 lei folk know about
ia Il muttered not how large the
tri~c ~ wterc thy were, whenever
rs Ns4ioa presented itself they wer,
,rilint au4 tts.ous 20 let folk know
hey hh thti los I'd Jesus"
'fnts.ai .l.h. lave heen made for
70 .sNtss tidy. There will be a
flir-rrh- ~ ia mfl-qs ard tcarherp
Of the Sunday School promptly at Q
ctt-..- sn thu mlrnllg IN the library
.sA'sN - the ,hui h ? riora I, Il urged
tho s'lt hc MT ID slmpcy vii
ssrt = 1875 to the Sunday School
'..' ~ft continue hls " dies IN tn,
Book of Acts n m. usinr Oh.
ssfh it'it isih ,hHgifrs There viii N
~ prrs we'iur iu til afternoon. bl
'sss n'1'''vl thlu ia ussca 10 see tn
tk.&,s q "a, glose &c tae morning scrv
~ itf s,i fron hnu = ur wOts whicl
n n nesllfii o. ls,k amor tnrurr
aftgh,nn. Promptly ~ "a -. N
ssi- eansi exiilori Hlg .ug viii D.,
"a. vhieh j. un,lef he leadership q
ity n. y HarJlton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
RUSSIAN WOMAN
IS JAILED WHEN
SHE WON'T SPY
WIFE OF AMERICAN Is IN.
PRIsoNED BY SOVIET
LEADERS.

TITLES. SOVIET GEORGIA. oct
es.-tlsy staff Correspondent u the
Associated Press What happens TO
th. foreigner locked up ma "A politlca
suspect oven under the supposedly mid
rule u this Soviet, may hc Judged from
the caso VI Mrs. Llama Edwards, the
Russian wife ~ Jamcs Edwards. of
Youngstown. Ohio. who has just been
released through tho efforts OF the
Dutch consul. roprcscntlng United
states Interests here.
Mrs. Edwards had perfectly good
iassport. obtained as the wife u james
Edwards. whom she married here ~
months ugo while he was an officcr Of
the Near Fast Relief lie went ava,
an business. ~ he told here. and has
not since returned.
When Georgia passed agaln into the
hands of Moscow last March. after sev
sral years a. an Independent republic
IN. fled with many others % iatum
bus there decided 10 rcmaln and taks
her chances.
shs worked fer n time as translator
IL Engllsh under tho new Sovcu and
then In Angus, was arrested ~ the
sccret police. charsed with bclng for
cisn and was offered money 90 so g.
constan tincpIe and work Tor the Soviet
This she refused and M Ehe was sonl
here and Imprisoned.
In prison most ~ her cothca wer,
taken away. ostensibly TIA h. burne
during the cholera epidemic and thos'
she had on fumigated. She WIS not
slven q bed hut told 10 sleep ON tn
floor. Her food. ~ sho related later
consisted OF a pound of had bread PEI
day. with hot water IN tho morninl
and thin soup at night. She scruhbe'
glovrs during the day. Also. each da
IA. vas tod shc would b. shot ~ .
l.oirseois
What Aroused the special hate an,
attention u tho Rolsheviki was hel
MAIDEN name oi Romanev. sho state,
hat her mother was nm American
Lana Davenport. and that she was bori
In Tlskcnt where her father was GOV
crnur genvral. Because % the nam
l,omanov she was suspected u helm,
related e. the family cf the late csar.
She gave her last posscssions Of Jew
els ne n hrihc To a released woman pris
oner and eut word to the Dutch consul
who. after various demands, sccurc'
her rrleasc. For her safety. she WI
removed 10 the now unoccupied Amcri
can consulate and food L. heinz pre-
,Ided by the Near East Relief.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
STOLEN CAR FOUND z
HOURS after THEFT

Three minutes after " NJ Moore
lad parked his Ford On lolG street
ctwr,n Fifth and sixth. Il was stolen.
Two hours. 90 Whereabouts, after Il
vas stolen. two men worr In jail Ia
connection wlth the thoit.
sheriff BLACK of Randall county
captured Alvin Cannahan, Is, and Wa
DIn Hinds. -. az Canyon. They were
Fought to Amarillo hnndculi'd. The
andcuff kcycs wcrc lost, and the man.
cles we've died ofi the youths
II n alleged the mcn carried hags
containing arms aud apparatus To
change the numbers On ears.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
OVER HALF RAIL MEN ARE
UNAUTHORIZED TO STRIKE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE

-
I'd Mr lowell that they would hold
back their men pending the labor
beard rules decision.
Tho action was said By the chiefs
TO have been ahnos, personal Vlc'
tory lor M. Jewell who mas been
fighting a Walkout for a week. II also
was said 90 preclude the possibility
Il the American Federation u Labor
taking any serious part In the pro
posed sirike, tho standard unions
clonginE 20 the federation, while the
bro,herhoods are independent,
mad storm, session.
Tho shop crafts decision, which adj
mlltodly was instrumental In bringing
about thr action ot the two other
groups. WIS reached after turbulent
sussluns ol the conference committee
OF luu lasting s'vomi DAYS. Ecproson'
iatlvcs from distant sections, wired
vs. the brothclhoods' pruuounocmcnls,
motrstod against further delay IN call
mg strike, which Was authorized hy
vote last luly. Tha, vote was tax
IN. however, only uu the wage reduc'
ton of July. and leaders ot the shop
unions did not deem u advisable To
Nully nut on that issue alone.
Hy last night however. the mission
ary work done hy Nj. Jewell ana 9th
rrs since tho brothcrhoods strike call,
had shown lIs effect and the commit
toe IT iOo had been brought into line
With u ne strike policy.
A special committee was appointed
,o dran u new report, This commit
too worked late into the night aud To-
day presented u new resolution. Heat
ed debate onsuod, but after more than
three hours II argument, the rcsolu'
ton to stay on the iob fur the present
went through,
10 Explain situation.
More than 500 general chairmen'
reaching here to-day Ia hear the de-
rldon lcf, for their homes tonlfh, To
explain the committees artion TO their
ucmb.rshlp,
I'VE are not In any position 10 60
On strike ut this time" Mr Jewell de-
lar,d at meeting ~ the chairmon
his afternoon, ITO strike on the propo'
i,ion of wage reduction alone With
uur shop rules on the altar of sacrl'
zee wuald be- suicide
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
White-Parks Well
Bndged by, Shot

Cleaning out tho white Parks wei
cyan yesterday afternoon after u was
hot al ili o'clock ana was firmly
hridgcd. Reports reaching Amarillo last
hight were that the bridge had been
pauly broken and that considerable
Slrc had b,cu encountered In the clean
rs out process.
Much interest has been manifested IN
the Whito.parks test and the possibility
4 bringing In oil. Scouts are following
he losi closely because IL is believed hy
many that a rcccnt shot plnc Il fcw
ecks aru fnllrl 90 80 Oft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Criminal Trials to
Begin inU.S.Court

a verdict was Returned yesterday az.
frnonm In the cneu ~ the hnrtoldcs
ed Company W Early Elevator and
rain Company, suit concerning h
hipm,ni of can, seed, " federal court
= the court was no, In session tho Vcr'
lct was rendered IN SCALED cnvrlop
md will b. read In court Monday morn
ng.
Criminal cases viii begin In fcdetal
cour, Monday morning Fifteen indl,l'
nonis We're returned hy thc grand juiy
nd the cases win b. hoid as RAPIDLY
possible DURING this week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
EXPERIENCED MEN TAKING
LACE |. G. & N. STRIKERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEi

out into the yards az the noon hour and
assisted the work Of making w trains
and doing necessary switching ho hav.
INK had many years " experience IN
the yards The ynr,lmasi,r and train
master did the same ~ the middle
n the nfioinoon. however, Mr. Jones
was In his office.
Officials at the division office dc
rllncd to state wha, per cent ot full
force was on duty and what per zen,
4 service could be- given II was said
however. that by tomorrow figures
ould probably be- given vat on ,ha,
point.
Freight Trains Run.
II was estimated ihcrc are 1900 arm
a guards on IN, line.
In spite ~ press dispatches from
Laredo and Other poinn that frclRh,
rhcdulcs werc BEING cancelled iur the
resent and only passenger trains would
. moved officials ~ the super intenl
'nt's office In san Antonio said no
rains had been ~ would lie cancelled
and at the city freight office patrons
were told the Rad WAS rocelsing freight.
Crews leaving shortly before noon TO-
lay will have reached terminal by to-
morrow morning aud bring 90 duty WI
not DO cntltbd 10 return hy posses Au.
tomoliilcs will b. sent fnr them 1, bclng
arranged tonight by Chairman FramU
for several TO 90 Ca LAREDO and others
10 go to Taylor. division points.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
RESOLUTION or RESPECT

At :. special meeting Of Reliance
I'm ;fe Company No. ), held in its
hons" this Saturday, April 2nd, 1921,
at ), D. NJ, (!argc atterdancel. the
following resolution vas offered and
una oimouSly adopted.
WHEREAS the Grim Reaper has
again invaded our ranks and called
from his earthly abode to eternal
rcst. our beloved comradc and dear
fri,nd, Charles Marshall SchofeId
and:
WHEREAS. In the dealt: Of Com
raic cchCfeld wc feel that VIC have
LOST valued jriendrand zea!ors mem
Der Ct dis company, and also one
who whilo- living. devoted himself
whole :cartedly to what was hes.
Coz his fellows. followed til" simple
code cr unsel;iSh service regardless
Of TIE consequences; served his
country and did it nobly: was a
nOfpI son anu hF"put toIIi it''iAi''t'
and
WHEREAS; Though absent in
30 " we believe his Spirit still lin
gers.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE
SOLvED-That We the officers and
members of Rcliarce Engine Com.
oanv n. ). A. F. D., with deer
sorrow and distress mourn with mis-
family ana friends the death of our
i9clovc,i Companion. and I'VE extenc
tc. fnem our heartfelt sympathy ir
thew hour Gf distress.
Be IT FURTHER RESOLVED
Th"t a ccry OF this resolution bt
sprc.,d or. Tic minutes, o. this meet
ing 4 ,opy iorw;.,t:ed to the fan1il!
Of or deceased Comrade;; and
.opy ;.ahlisbeG .;a the Alexandra
| Gazette ..
J Sid Douglas,
A. Sidney Mankir,
Claude W. Fletcher,
Committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
City In Movies
Activities of Alexandria to be Shown
Here

Activities Of Alexandria to be Shown
Here
Everyone would like at some time
to see themselves in the movies. The
citizens of Alexandria are soon 10
have this opportunity. The l''tc,
national Motion Picture Company i
going to make a motionuictura Of
Alexandria. Everyone will kl.! IN
equal charge to te in thi; a'''rrt
which Will be shown at the F F.ch-
mod Theatre in he very n's fu
turc.
All the activities of the civ " lr
shown. Watch the IGazctt" fer fur,
ther particulars ard dates of this
new feature which we believe from
our interview today with W. !
Gross. the director. who is now in
the city m&kine arrangements fer
making L, IS 20 be fine thing for
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
Ready For Drive
Committee of so viii Begin Work
Fer Irish Sufferers Tomorrow

Committee Of so VIII Begin WORK
Fer Irish Sufferers Tomorrow
The drive for rS;ief of the stary-
inr women and children of Ireland
will be Launched in this city tomor-
row morning.
The sixty memters of Che general
opmmittee will meet promptly at
9s3O o'clock in the rooms OF the
chamber Of commerce and be divided
into groups of three each, and make
a drive throughout the city. The
committee in charge hopes to raise
a total CT $4,000 fer this work. J.
FREQ Birre1l is chairman CT the ex-'
ecutive committee, and Mayor James
NJ. Duncan is chairman Of the gen
sral committee, ard Mrs. Clarence
French is chairman Of the d2dies
committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
L.AYMEN oFFIcIATE
F. w. Ebhardt And Norman Roberts
at M. p. .:nurch

In the Methodist Protcst2nt
Church Sunday morning, service was
CONDUCTED by F. W. Ebhardt, was
spoke very effectively on careless
ne,s and excuses. regarding church
work.
The evening services we're con-
du:ted by Norman Roberts, who
gave an able and interesting talk on
preparedness. Both morning and
evening service were beautiful and
Of interest to all.
So far as is known no pastor has
as yet been appointed to this charge.
but It j., hoped it may be announced
at the Wednesday evening prayer
service.
There will nc az important meet
inc of the ladies i'd at the home nf.
Mrs. Griffith, IN Tuesday right end
every lady is requested to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11

.La.n +ho ,,,ios ~ ~. ,.Iun,h, as foun.
IN +ha hooL of ,i;scinlina Il, 1his 20;
,e.+;on !. s.;d "a ,y,. oIad the dis
.:-,: ,:I II. I:.. .Lar. 4,
~ .:,t. fo,n,
:, ~ .r..., .a.o,t
.,a-,6l.. a.,laa4o.s -
~, .n,,.;oo ia so;d bo had r.va,
o.,rervad tbo c,,stcm soma nreachor:
ohsorra II hi. .ornec+;o, -a,d -bat he
,,,I - IA .b;.
49,, ,J ,.,, -, .ors.n.
-. .,,a 49,.
= 80 o'',~
on.st,noino fo,t,rcc,nr n. session
of n. co,faren.o This morning were
H. odon+;or of -. ranort of tba can
foro,.o board a niss;ons including
~ uooo,,,o,I.t ,s of II . annoin,
,,,s,t 6 por r I plockm,ra as
-. ,,,:,:na, .oo.a.or,, f6t
-. -. ,.,.,o1 d;s.rs.;o, g.,
-. - .,,no;rtnor, of >
-aoro.ar,.. +ho r.ccni;on of = class a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
Wnuld Bar Miss Farrar's
New Film From Franc"

Paris, April 1.-The anrounc"men
that Geraldine Farrar'< film. "Jaanri
:rArc" j. 20 be presented in Par.s
has brought forth a bitter a,.acE !.
Petit Bleu. which charges Miss r'ar.
rar with being strongly pra-Ge"Hia3
with 5eia- attached % the HoarH/2t
le,.ns and Of having CtteTcd calumH.t
against France. The newspqpet *
mands that her presentation Of Jean
ne d'Arc' IN France be forbidden.
"The Hchenzcilerns during the va
had net more farocious partisan ina
this American singer says Ps.!'
Bleu. Miss Falrar is a wonaaM wn2
has. 'wavs, loudly affirmed her keer
lcve for Germany and her enthusiasm
FOR Kuitur. While the hosts Of the
Kaiser flowed in q ieroclcas stream.
toward France, she shouted agairSi
US abcminsbie things unworthy zot 4
neutral and Of a woman&, Today Sne
,con.Inues 10 affirm her syTpathy for
the od;cus race Of HosenzollsEms. :.
she has not changed nor have we,
:Tlis proves We are rt%ht in p''nsest-
ing, waatever:. tho Par;sian promoters
os ne American bochc film may con-
,inue 70 shinR.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
Meeting Tonight.
Woman's Auxiliary to American Lie.
gi0n to Consider Matters
of Importance

The regular monthly meeting Of
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Amer
lear Legion vii! be held at S-o'clock
tonight at the chamber of commerce
For the s,'st few months the meet
ings of this organization have been
poorly attended, and it has beenF
practically impossible to transact
Business. A full attendance Of ren-
bcrs is urged for tonight, several
ma tcrs are to be considered and
the action of the full membership is
desired.
State headquarters has been COM
municated with regarding the OBJ
csrvance of Poppy Day and this
matter will require the consideration
of & large number of members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
CARD PARTY TONIGHT BY
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA

The Daughters of Isabella. Court
No. 54. will give card party this
evening in Lvceum Hall for worthy
cause. From the many tickets Si.'-
posed Of 2 large crowd. will be l. at
ten5antr. .
Mrs. P. F. Gornar, with an able
committee, has arranged many beau
tifuI prizes. Tic!;ats car be procured
at the door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
Planned to Commit Suicide
By Going to Chair
He Says
WANTED TO FREE WIFE
Her Insistence as to Birthday Gift
Breaks Down His farn-He is Still
Held.

Buffa:o, April 11.-Confronted
with irdiSputable evidence furnished
by MS wife that his confession of
participation in the murder of Joseph
Bovine Elwrll was fraud Roy
aarris broke down here yesterday
under questioning by Detective Os-
wa'd and District Attorney Guy b.
Moore and admitted that ne knows
absolutely nothing Of the crime be
Yond VIVA; he has read in .newspa-
oers in the last f:w weeks
He said that "Jerry," william
Duncan" and "Mrs. Fairchild' were
sablications IF his brain. His mo-
tive ne sale was 20 commit suicide
by going % the electric chair, he
hin.scll not possessing nerve enough
% ircs& trigge- against his brain
The suicide decision was arrived
ar, re aided, when he was arrested
here last We'd rsday on a charge
II eorgir:-.. checI: in St. Cathe
riras, Ont. Reunited TWO days be-
fore with hie wife ne now forsaw
further disgrace End trouble for his
wife ard hsby daughter and Dis
lcarcercd, i:smayed and respondent,
lo,"rrn;ned on riddiug them OF him
self. Wren Detective Flynn, one
If tie arrcsting offers queried the
"orgery prisoner IN. the Elwell case
Harris !eaped al that opening and
Immediately proclaimed his participa
ion in The aurdcr conspiracy.
Thoroughly familiar with every
lcrail developed in months Of in.
~os.ieation ot the Staying, Detective
Oswald. after his first interview with
he prisoner last Thursday night,
held that: tho confession contained
lranv impossible discrepancies that
he mar was liar inasmuch as de-.
,lar:nm that h" wag an aetnal actor.
~ Inc crime and that the only hope.
thq. coulG be srnr IN his statement
wac that it might be. developed that
he knew SoTa Of the ramiicat'ons
r the case ard thus might lend n
,lu, 70 detection Of The slayer.
Thi, *opc 1or has been smashed.
The authorities are back at the
noi:,t II ftw.. davs ago, .prnr. to
Harris arrest. The confession by
Harris nj kes the eighth such fraud
,!c,.t ststrtnnt in which men have
undertaken responsibility fer the
crirrc
9et night Harris was still in
ell, ti.cu"h rot under any charges.
Harris IS held pending determina-
-ior b,. former Governor Whitman
an; the New York police as to
whether no shall b. tried for having
givcr false information. If the New
Y,,,. authorities decide not to press
such charge ne will be held or
oha:@r from st. GATHERINGS Of for
cery.
) pair Of socks broke un the per-
sj.t-nc. with wliic..; Harris insisted
tor davS that his confession was not
fake. He wife has, without ma
.-er;..' divergence. insisted that she
| was in New York on the date when
lcr husband says he participated in
he s!avinm Of Ei,vell. and that she
rave him a .irthaay gift of socks
at he time.
Harris ta. said that Mrs. Harris
was n Canada on June II. 1919, the
iar ElweI mct his death. Harris
Admitted the birthday gift yester-
lay. and his wife, il an interview,
declared quite positively that her
husband was seeking The electric
| cha;r as a means Of suicide, just as
| ne himself now says and for the rea
sons he now presents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
To Probe Death

Cor,ncr's Jnry To Investigate Death
Ct Belle Carter
A ccroner's Jury hassheen sum
moncd by DR.. sE. A. German, actinp
coroner, to meet a s O'Clock tonight
st Wheatlcy's chapel to invcst!gat"
the circumstances attending tn"
de1;f Of Belle. Carter. colored, who
died FIid.y night from bullet
woaHa in the abdomen 1t is stated
that the woman last Thursday night
was examining pistol when it was
accidentally discharged.
Tr jury : composed of Alfred
Thomson. Charles p Waller, Sr..
Thomas Chauncey, Lewis E. Butts
Whine" II. Scott and Benjamin S.
Steiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11

: New Brur.uick. n. j., April IL
Clifford Io2ivr, l6 years old, sacri-
feed his life Yesterday IN an uns;lc-
ccssf,.. effort 20 save his ! year old
5rotErr. Leonard. Clifford, a good
swimmer refused to swim ashore
alone when unable to make headway
against the strong current of the Ra-
c1taH River while holding up his
volnGc. brother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
Held For Grand Jury

Extracts and Cider With Kick Fig
Ine in Case
A white maa charged with r.oia:-
ing the provisions of the state pro.
L;bit;on law waived hearing in the
police court today and was he'd foi
the action of tie grand jury.
He furnished bond in the SUM o
5000. 1t was alleged extrac:s ne:.
found at his plfce, that ne sold cider
alleged to contain greater per cen:
of alcohcl than Nh. volstead PERM
and a young white man testified TIA
g:n also was procured on one escassai
Chief Goods ard Police serst wi.
k;nson told of their Investigation .
the case. $3.50,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
MASONIC NOTICE

The usual called communication
IF Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 120,
A. F. and A. NJ. will be held in
Masonic Temple Tuesday evehing,
April 18th. at $50 c'clcck p. NJ,
instead Of Monday.
All Master Masons are cordially
i,:vited to attend.
By order of Worshipful Master
James F.. Alexander, Secretary.
s6-2c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
BRAIN SURr~7,Y PATIENT
:,HGy, 2APID RECOVERY

Sieve. Aosk Apri, 11.--So
Eaa ed rs Nas'a" Leondowski, fS2":
.y.as :y. 9seshssgs,: s,1ssetenaowed u
da.Ss 80 in Sing Sing no in :. t,
curs him Of insar'ty that he will
be taken out Of dccrs tomorrow.
DR.. Squircs has Authorized him
to kavt an outing" in the prison
yarc near .he hospital, provided
weather IS favorable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-11
Elks' Officers
inst a!lation Tcnisnt Followed by
Banquet

banquet
Tte rcwly elected officers Of Alex
and ia Lodge No. 75S, Btevolen1
and Protective Order Of Elks, will
be Installed '>nieht by +. ]. Muir
ply. district deputy. CT Washington.
A banquet will follow the installa-
tio...
Inc officers are ! H, ). Stewart
cx,l'ed ruler; J. J. Garvey, esteem
ed leating knight. J Robert Trav-
ers. esteeemd loyal knight; James
MCGOWAN. esteemed lectu:i.g knight:
H. Fricdlander; t,easrrtr; George
w. Bontz. Jr., secretary; Thomas
d Downey, tiler.