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Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
Tuberculosis Booth of Beaver Board

Through the courtesy of w. F. Krue-er, representative of the Beaver Board com panics. the booth at the Wauregan hote.. used for the sale of the tuebrcuIosls fund Christmas seals, was handsomely decorated in an artistic manner. Trua to form Mir. Krucger. with his usua! handi- work, like Aladdin and his lamp in an instant produced complete booth con structed of beaver board, decorated with Christmas cOlors.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
Expects to Save Arm.

The condition of Thomas Mckay, watchman at one of the mills in Mont vile whose left forearm was shattered by the explosion of shot gun he was cleaning Wednesday morning, is sat;s- factory. Dr. John J. Donahue, the al- tending physician states that Mckay Is as well as could be expected and he does not think that any amputation will be necessary.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
NORWICH TOWN

~G he inc theme of
 .s sermon at the
 worship ar the First
 church. At the
 Christian Eraeavor meet
 am Weaver of Yer - Ha the leader. The .--=-.H-ras Teaching +, Y. 1s IT, Proverbs 20t ----a- church is to Methodist society for this IF ra Methodist church there service the C0ugrega- --- Eo- Gl-do- F. .a visiting church will Rev. Mr. Aldrich object r. visitors climbing to .-a buildings as the roof
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
RIB ARMY TRACTORS HERE FOR BATTERY

They are of the caterpillar tread type and can make good speed over any kind of road in all conditions. The large tractor will be used or the big gun and the smaller one for the lighter work Of hauling caissons and equipment
 The cars are at Dawley's yard and Will be brought to Ferry street on Sunday morning where the tractors will be un- loaded and run to the armory where they are to be kept as part of the equip ment
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT.

When anyone Is suffering from a prom chial afiiction or has a cough that lin- loss of sleep tends to weaken the sufferer and grows more serious the longer it is neglected. Mrs. NJ. Suter, 647 LongbrooI Ave, Stratford, Conn. writes: "Foley's from a severe attack of bronchitis. No medicine stands higher throughout the nation as a family remedy for colds, coughs and croup. Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17

The two large army tractors which have been assigned to Battery E, lS2nd Artillery, for the hauling of the big 155 mn gun and equipment, have arrived in Norwich from Rock Island, H., and will be unloaded on Sunday morning. Tho two tractors. one a ten-ton tractor and the other a ive-ton, are of the type approved by the L. S. army and the lat est adopted by the government for heavy use.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
SEEKS DIVORCE BECAUSE
 OF DESERTTON BT HUSBAND

Lilly Futile Heyman of New London has brought suit again Arthur ]. Hey man of Washington, D. C., fer divorce on inc grounds of desertion. They were married July 21, 1916 and desertton is alleged since Aug. 15, 1918. The suit is returna5le before the superior court on the first Tuesday in January
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
JURY CASES ASSIGNED FOR
 TRIALS IN SUPERIOR Cr

The following assignment of jury cases for the superior court in this city be- fore Judge George E. Hinman have been made for next week
 Tuesday, Dec. 2Oth-Henry Law vs Archibald Clarke, ct al Con triaD Jo- seDh Sullivan vs Wm. U. Wheeler Ethel A. Main vs Edward E. Bradley Eliza beth Ellis vs Horace H Main, ct al.
 Wednesday, Dec. 21,-B. L. Armstrong ct al vs Daniel Fl Moran, ct al Kurt groepler vs Sherwood King ct al, (ntsi) Limpert Sales Co, Inc, IS Hugh Me Partland, ct al Margaret M. Kendall vs James Lumseden, ct al
 Thursday, Dec. 22nd,-Katherlno F. Lindho'm vs A. L. Clifford, (nisi) Room berg Mfg. Co.,. vs Uncasville Mfg. co.
 Some married men are not home long enough to get homesick.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
COLCHESTER MAN SEEKING
 DIVORCE, WIFE IN ROSToS

August " Chairman, Jr., of Colches- ter has brougTt suit in the superior court for divorce from Esther M. McDon, aid Chairman, now cf Boston, whom he married at Manchester Conn, on Dec. 4. He asks the custody of their five year old son
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
Unclaimed Letters

Unclaimed letters at Norwich. Conn. post office for the week ending December r. 1921: Miss Annabelle Cone. Mrs Jane H. Donnelly, Mrs. Fannie $. Ed wards W. W. Gilbert, Lewis Rowe Mrs. L. w. Starr, Ellis H. Thayer. Anthony TOmaneo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
Greetings From the Rnse

Most attractive Christmas greeting cards, picturing q submarine eff south west ledge light, New London harbor, have been sent out by the submarine fotilla and base on the Thames
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
Continued lIonday)
FARM HAND IN HOSPITAL
 THROUGH MILK I\VESTIG AT

As a result of further investigations of the suspected contamination ot the milk from the herd of George Beaiba of Scotland Road, Joseph King, q colorad man employed on the farm has heen sent to the Backus hospital for .bserua- ton. While King showed many symr- toms of typhoid il has not been definitely diagnosed as typhoid but 8 strict watch will be kept on the condition of the man. The samples of milk taken and those of water have been sent to the state labora- tory at New Haven for analysis and 9 report is expected by Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
washing Milk BottlesP

The discovery of a nicl1le and two pen nies in a uart bottle of milk left at her front door by a milk dealer who dis tributes regularly On the West Side has set a West Side resident wondering if her milk man washes the empty bottles he collects Cn his rounds.
 This particular milk man Is evidently careless about such q trivial matter as s.6riHzed milk bottles. While going his rounds Friday morning he filled up an CT bottle which he had collected from cr. uf his customers frona porches without even taking the trouble to look into # and deposited the filled bottle on the front porch of another of his regular .ustorers
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
Ye Chocolate Shoppe SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

"-E7s#EE- PEPPERMINTs. POUND MILK CHOCOLATES, POUND BOX ASSORTED -..-aTE5. Pound ........ 49o POUND BOX ASSORTED .---t-Es including Nut
 end .-.7-.-es, Pound ... S2.5o CHRISTMAS BROKEN CANDY, POUND TIN BOX PREsERV- -. GINGER regular value
 --.-. .-.......- .-....-. 59c HARD DROP MIXTURE in i pound boxes Pound ....-....... zoe DANNY -t- CANDY MIX ..= --.-a .................. 2ec ..-- TIN ECEEs-As there are
 limited amount 5f these Boxes
 -.. r.a-a price, but v.." oicsc -.. a. -ar..
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17

Heavy blue, black and brown Serges in plain and pencil stripes, at $500 to $25.00, values to S45.OO Also Worseds and Fannes of the latest coors and shades at same prices
 Our Overcoats from $500 to $295O values to S5OOO In our Pants OO Pants $175 $40O Pants $275 We guarantee prices lowest the city for the same quality. See prices in our window. What is the most sensible gift for man at Christmas
 that he use, than nice pair of Trousers from our complete stock
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17
hf i!p4Rfrs
THE WEATHER.
toudItlons.

fNH0llonss
 ws normally high Fri #-r..r states and the Ca provinces.
 wide extent was cen Iowa Friday night and award. This disturbance .H rain during tho - southern lake re- .-. lever Missouri has rse7 slightly ~.~e~ and it has -.. plain states the Mountain an. southern r- rain .7 tNe Saturday and probably into snow Tn inc temperature win be -..r states Saturday .HHHa'a In the wr.- ar 2HarHe const
 ".. rr sandy Hook Hr... overcast Forecast
 . #--.-l. Rain or -.E sunday. .r.-
 ...rr- .r Norwich
 show the temperature and 
 Trar Bar. ................. r- eH.7n . rH rns0 .......... |".5N .."...r.-"rs.
 AS r-.T
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17

Some married men are not home long enough to get homesick.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17

Fair and --.T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
NJ. P. Church Notes

The Sunday School If the Meth
odist Protestant Church continues
to have good attendance during this
hot weather. We only decreased SIX
last Sunday. The contest between
the boys and girls is causing consld-
cradle interest between these: two
sides. The girls with a Hudson car
are leading the boys by 20 miles.
The pastor, Rev. Robert Browne,
preached upon "The Faithful Prince"
at the morning service. He pictured
!he faithfulness of old Abraham to
Almighty Col and the wonderful
blessing that God bestowed upon him
comparing the hot weather here with
the burning sands of the African de
sert, the destruction OF Sodden and
tomorrow.
At the evening service the pastor
spoke upon the Good Stenogra-
pher." Paul's secretary who wrote
Poul's sermons and recorded all Of
Romans. This secretary was chris
tan man and has his lame recorded
in the book of life.
Tonight at s o'clock the officers
and Teachers Association of the
Sunday School will meet in its reg
ular monthly meeting.
cpher's iigT. thee. o.. or mod 90
Wednesday. prayer service at s
o'clock.
Thursday evening at 3 o'clock the
Ladies Aid Society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Misskell, 307 North
Columbus street.
Friday the Sunday sghqol Annual
picnic viii be held at Humes Grove:
Arlingtogieoanty, Va: ; All going,
upon thts picEie. will meet at the
church at 9:3oSaS m, ;All baskets
and: ;:seandes viii lie conveyed, to the
grq{ihas All taEihg'ths 10 O'Clock
train. Ice cream, games of athletic
events>$ Friends of the school are
invited to 60 with US or this picnic.
Everything free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
American Legion
Three Speakers Make Addresses al
Meeting Saturday Night

Addresses in the state wide Gtt
Of the .Ame,!acan Legion we've made
oy ttnise speakers Saturday night II
the opera house at a meeting held un-
.H.r .lhe auspices Of AleNandria Pos!
Nc. "a. American Legion. john l.
Warrington, commander Of the 10
cal pest. presided and introduced the
,speaken.s. OwHTg to the exceedingly
,hdt weather the meeting was attend
ed by only smahl audience.
The first speaker was DR.. hIse
Wa!....r Barrett, of this city, president
eff the Woman's AuNiliary Of tire
American Leg:a.; CT the Ss1aite She
ted cf the splendid work being tcne
by tine legion and also gave scme az
couni. of l.fIe activities CT the wcman's
auxiliary.
Dan S. HolSenga. Fayettesvi.le, \.
c.. rational commitFeenan Of the or
gaYlizaHcm, c.iji'cized the treatment
;lhas is gwen the tubercu!ar ex-ser-
vice men and others who are suffer
iro from THE effects cf the wgr
Mai. Robert T. BGrtcn, Of W.T.
chester. Va. state commander. toia
of The work berg done by inc legl:n
IN tt!2a state.
Duhing the course of 'the at's'esse:
,mrch was served I1y several wcm-n
n,embers Of HE Wcman's Auxiliary to
the American Legion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
Makes Rapid Strides
st. Paurs Episcopal Sunday School
Now in Second Place in Al
tendance Contest

From fifth place to second p2acc
was tine good fcrtune Of 'rhe St. Paul's
Sunday school in the ccrtest fer at
tendanee cf ge-e AlexandlEa Summary
schools, according to the last leport.
Tine repcait does not 6rchlde yestsr-
days attendance, which may sncw
laddit:cnal shifts in the standing Of
ilaa schools when THE standing is pub
l..1.aed the las. of this week.
The M. f. Sou;i, dropped into tnSri
place and the Fhst Baptist into fcuntn
Place as a result .cf the upward sihooI.
of THE ,Ep.sccpsl schcos. The ST. Paul's
sansci ,;s :hcasti:.g base ball team
which lis seeking adaHitaance into the
city Sunday scha5l base ioall league.
The boy: a:Ie :snthus;a stic over their
'ieam and al! faithful attendants cit
lire SugS.ay school.
The fotlowing is the stanti.ng of the
schcc;s up to yesterday: ].
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
VIRGINIA NEWS

Ncnifcrk-Thms Hampton Reads !S
lt,,le1l.,g rs ueccEb as cre OF the lani~
ing shipping ceu.aers cf the wca'l" Il
shcwn b. flgultes which place the
ltctal entrances and cIeauances of YES
serls fcy the mcnth elf June ait eight
hunan,ed. Ships fly:n1g fifftceE tFags
Misunderstanding natsors lin menscte parts
of THE wolihi have passed lin aiui out
elf The Virginia Capes at itthe a'at'e OF
26 q day CIR mcre I5iran Gre an iroM.
Two hun;lred and twenty-seven cat
pcss cf ccal left Hanptov RcaH; ~
.June. In the Hampton Roads tfiS-
rnict totial entrances and cleararc2s
of Anerican stcarmelis was 80 and
that eff British ships 1856. Amer::a
ships clearing exceeded uhe Blatt s'n
3y cne. tine number being British 10;
American III.
TIE tobacco crcp this year promises
to be the smallest Stree THAT CT 1911,
tc,::ay's fcrte cas-: cf Tire department
OF agriculture placing this years pre-
.ludt!cn ait 352, 100000 pcllnd.;, which
Is mcre than olte4:ihSrd Hess than last
years usccr;f crop. The condlt:accr CT
the crop of July ], which was, 7l.9
par cent OF a nounlal wais tcwer tna:l
Il has been 7en ttlat date in mcre than
81 years. 1t IS T0.2 pcarlts below the
tsen yean, average ccHstfsdiun en- July
/, ard 1874 points baaow last years
Jrly average. Am 2 average acre
Yield of 1913 pounds * forecast. al,
most 100 pcur3s less psr acre than
was 'hiarvestaG last year. =.
Luray-With TO apples in this cenr
ty, tt!:.e potato crdp aac.ut fzsf IAN aver,
egs yield, ,tlst wheat crop giving
Srazl.I Yield; s1ad the hay czsp like
eng, ths ciud.ock fer the cnm:tag WIN:
| .uar is snSythirg but pran1ssrg 20 trose
who VIII be compelled to buy~every'
thing that they have TO eat. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
CHARLES SWAIN DIES
Fer Many Years Was Inspector oil
Lumber-Funeral To-
morrow Morning

Charles Swain, who for many
years was Inspector OF lumber IN
tlhs city, died at 1870 o'clock Satur-
day night at his residence, 203 Wolfe
street, after a long illness. Mr..
Swain for the past tea years had
been in failing health. The deceased
was carpenter by trade. Mr..
Swain was 4 member Of Columbia
Fire Engine Company No. i. He Is
survived by three sisters and a
brother, Mrs. Elizabeth hubinoe, Of
Washington; Mrs. Atha K. Swain,
Of this city; Mrs. Ruth Nj. Field, OF
this city. and DR.. B. Fl. Swain, Of
Alexandria.
His funeral will take riace at II
o'clock tomorrow mornin.; from his
late residence. Services will be
conducted by Rev. DR.. J,hn Lee Al
lison, pastor of the Second Presby-
terian Church and burial will be in
the Presbyterian cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
Not One Appears
Candidates For Office i'ail tc Respcm
To Invitation Of Frank Stuart

Frank Stuart. candidate for civil
and police justice of the city, subject
TO the decision of tr" g mocratM
primary which will be held August
2, issued an invitation recently fo'
the candidates seeking ntfic" to .m'':
him at his office Saturll: ni%' 3:
S:15 o'clock TO arrang, for ; maEs
meeting. The idea vs. . .ha"a q !
of the candidates appear 1t the mas
meeting ard discuss the camr'E'
issues before the ,voterS
The candidates for Office in Alex
sndria evidently arc no. very much
interested in speesh making these ho'
days nor are they interested f' N discus
siEg issues foE-not,a sinele. candidate
made. his apngarancss ,R2d Nr: Stuart
lift his Office, shortly after the an.
pointed hour. thoroughly sat :fi&f
that. The candidates are rot Worrying
about any issues that LAY be n
velyed In the campaign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
SURGEON TAKE FIN Z Full.
SIZED SPOONS FROM
HER STOMACH

Hopkinsvillc Ky, July ll.-Eive
full sized teaspoons were taken from
he stomach Of Mrs. Rose Tucker
Cowan. CT Todd courty. near Kirk
Evansville, KY, when sne was opera
ted on here today. An X-ray photo
graph previously made showed the
spoons very plainly.
Mrs. Cowan stood the operation
wcll. Just when or how she ~wsl>
'cwed the spoons is not k~own Her
mird became affected several months
ago and she was sent 70 the Western
State Hospital for trcatni.nf. She
5ften threatened to swall;w spoons,
ar said that she had swallowed them,
fut refrigeration of heS throat was
visible. -.
The spoons were Of cheap mate.
~iaI and the acid Of her stomach had
affected some Of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
Two Charters Granted

The state corporation commiSSSn''
has granted,a a cahEtcr - t">-GrFano-
phone ..nn.t s:cu'.,rieS, ;GarnofatNn o.
this city,,;hc purposes 'of which are
real csta:" business The conl-
pany has minimum Il ".G0o shares
and maximum or net more thar
1000 shar.s Of no par la!G". ON.
GERS and ircorporatorS arc Jamrs
r. Cation, president: J R. Cation
Jr., secretary ard William p.
WcollS.
A charter also has bc>n cranted he
Frooks Bus Line. Incorporated, VIII
maximum capital stock of $1,000"
and a minimum of $4,000 Purposes
are to cooperate bus lin" II this city
Washington. Arlington. EairfaX ar!
Prince William countic:. Officers art
incorporators are: George ". Rum.
sey. president; Henry c. Brooks, vice
president: Richard II. l., coks, sec.
retary and treasurer and Walter S.
Becknam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
Police Court Grist

There was an argument over TIE
lr.re fer repairing shoes belonging
ito "a cG!cred woman and James john
son colored, it was testified as
sauiIted Alrtcria Lcmesksy, Il shoe
maker who conducts place on King
street. J. helper cf the shoemaker.
who is deaf, amt who appeared d:
count today, gave his Testimony IN
writing. 1t was to the effectt thut b"
ram away when the trouble starred.
The Court settled the case by imposing
a fine CT $40 cn the paIiScasr. The
,rli7scnsrr was aHnes:ed by p;i,:ccmsE
Blhl. Welker, Padgett :and Ncwg;nH!.
Bessie .Sh&ffnr. CclCned, was c'raug.I
with assaaiuing and Jeat:ng May
Hu:ltsr. The testimony was very cen
fySiot;ng and tie cou:t settled ,.iic
case by timimg the complement $40
and the defendant So. The accused was
a,u.e=tsA by Policeman Lawrence P&d
.getr.
"A white man anrcs:'s..i by Po5,ce-
man Sne!!ings fcc b:-rg ,','unk c:i IN"
:t1eet forfeited 81 co!la:"lal.
A bus gcing to Washington Sa;ur.
day 'eht struck Ihcrse 5eHca@irgg,
tc cclcred mar and the cwncr r'am-
ed The anima! was permanently n
iurgd The court ted the owner /;
was civil case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
Chautauqua Opens
FIRST Night ScSsioa-No"ning Jun
icr Meeting to Start fGmGrrGw

The Chauta9qUa pro" am in A'-X
anhlia opened lhiS %ft""n" w'>n a
1o;,crr, by four pleasing artists,
Miss Mclccnt Alclrose, soprano, Miss
Katherine F'ahnestock. t..@cr Grt
'mpegsona:or. Miss Gcor" i>ijte.
narpi.., and Miss Ho''l hr'i.'.n pi-
st.
All afternoon sessions viii be Bed
: p. M, PROMPTLY.
S ?. m. prcmtp!y.
The ten. cscw wi;h .hc h'& tea:
.i,,, cd in ..icxandria .;Htrr "na
i;..,c spent busy morning "'tnE
',ings in readiness for th" "nr..;t".
Miss Montgomery, III" junior lead
nr, was present N a meeting Of tns
guaran;ors held last night at the
close Of the evening ct'mch services,
alSo Mr.. Sawyer, the Sc,'nrd advance
representative.
Regular Junior ChautauTua morn
mo meetings will start It 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning. Junior, are h&"-
ing their first meeting with Miss
Montgomery this afternoon at the
lose Of the regular session.
Arrangements are heir: made for
= union service on Sunday evening at
he biz tent. In addition 70 the relig-
ous service. details Of wh;ch vii! De
announced later, mus" VII be furn-
;shcd By the Dunbar white HuSSars,
h talent which will nro"id" the pro
gram for Saturday evenings crtcr-
'ainmcnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11

Both tanks of the sti,,cnaft eXplod-
ed, ik.nIing 1.-THE fournH1g fuel over the
cars and spectators for several yards
around. Due TO the fact that many
cf tine less severely burned and in
jurea wene rushed to their family
physicians for treat,nent, a complete
list cf the ibunnad and injured cannot
be obtaT:ed untgl complete check
IS taken in cases i'm the hands of every
physician in the city.
Forty feet from where The wrecked
plane stepped and directly in 3ts path
IS a temporary Structure used to store
dynamite by a eorlhrscbcr who IS Sink
ing a new eoal-njre shaft. The shed
contained 1000, poards ef dynamite,
and had the plarla urashed Into the
.sbea II, as believed the loss of Efs
would have been greater.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
Y. VA, LINE GRANTED
INCREASE IN RATE
State Corporation Commits
sion Announces It's
Decision
GET TARIFFS ASKED
New Rates in Virginia Will be in Ac-
c0rdance With Increase Granted by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.

The state corporation :onlmisSlcn
/; has granted ;he WaSnington-F!c~ g
ginia Railway Company the H..
creased rates asked 10" IL the sac
which increase vii! correspond vi
thr recent ircl 'ase in rates gran -
the company by the Interstate Com
merce Commission. 4 letter 20 u.
foregoing effect mas just been "
ce:ved by Corporation attorney II.
Noel Garner. 4 copy n the order
ius: received 5y Mr.. Garner follows
1t is ordered that the iNashington-
Virginia Railway Company may pun
iish and file upon statutory notice
oi DOT less than ten days and there
after charge, applicable between
stations within the stat. cf Virginia
tariffs containing the following pro-
visions:
Single fare at three cents per
mile: minimUm fare eirht cents pro-
vidci, that for distance arr mile or
les. the minimum fare sail not cx-
coed five cents.
Increases IN fifty-two trip com
mutation fares amounting>to twenty
five pc" cent: adjustments in twenty
five trip family tickets 20 as not to
exceed seventy per cent Of single
fare, limited 10 the use of five mem
bers Of Il family for two months.
The order is dated lulv Z and it.
therefore, probably wi!i 90 alto e.
fccr before August !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
Use New Organ
Played at Both Services ri Christ
Church Yesterday

Tine new cugln recently instaliSi
H.. Ch.lst Episcopal C3.ulch Sa.5 use
fer Iufe ft:l. time yes;er.ay. Tn" ~
gem was p!ayed u, beth services yes
tt.:da yard its excellent t>ne WIS ga
~ s,.Enljrcd by al VINO heard / pF%yei
Il IS the of: cf the Carnegie fornta'
.icn. Ait the ms.::@S::ag service '"ne l1c
t.r. Rev. Di:: w. j. M~utca p,2acfs
arr the c1otjr OF Chrst Chu@cH sang:
The evelj;ng services ,ws:is !arIr!y
arten:;eG ard the service was @E"cMe !
by Rev. Edward 5. Durlap, asslst&'
reaacr cf St. J3hn's Church. Washing
ten, ard fh9 frli chcrai >::s.vicr wa'
surg was ;.tha chc:r e st. Ju!l ::
Ot:urch. Washington. DR.. James Dick
tn:a,:. ,c.ggau;a; Of 81. Juhn's Chm"h
rlss::'sni at the crgan.
This j. t!.c fcm;h cr2au to be ia
stgs,sl n r::!!s;s htSto4;".tI r,f'f.22. F>r
m:aay ysan;< mSr.r it wa.> cl'e"t.,
Christ Church had no 'ci@Sn. The neH
c-gay. COS: $4,000 and j. :hr,.a tm.
as laatg.a Z: th2 ce'gaH just rrm"""d. ]
.o,c.,a'1ri. @p!..aN1m,rt!,.y 1900 pipes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11
Enlarge Store
J. NJ. Reed Constructing Addition 81
Feet In DEPTH

John NJ. Reed, who conducts mu
sic store at Gil and 613 King street,
is building large addition to his
place of business. The new addition
is in the rear Of the store and is a
one story brick structure 22 by 81
feet, and it is expected that it will
be completed within the next sixty
days. This will give Mr.. Reed a
oepth Of 167 feet to his store build
ing to meet the need for his increased
business. The work Is being done
by Reed and Wood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11

A CLASSIFIED AID IN The Ca
ALWAYS PAYS. EVERY
BODY READS THEM. - - So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11

HopkinsvilEe, KY, july l1-FSve tea
spoCns We're remcNed from the stom-
ach cf Mrs. Rosie Tucker Cowas, cf
Todd county when she was operated
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-11

London, July II. Tire British
Prime Minister. Mr.. Lloyd George,
and the Irish Republican, leader, Ea-
NOM de Valera, probably will meet
soine day this week to discuss ba-
sis for general conference on an
Irish settlement.