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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-08-17
MORE DOPE FROM
THE MANAGER

A couple Of weeks ago T
published a little ad in re-
CARDS to the film BEHOLD
MY WIFE" that I had CON-
ing to the STAR. I said it
was one of the three best you
ever saw. And, do you know,
an awful lot of the folks have
told me they can't remember
if they ever saw ONE better
one!
But the dope this time is
this-I've got another show
this week WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, Aug. II, Is in
CECIL DeMILLE'S FOR
BIDEN FRUIT" that I
thought so much of that I am
investing TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS in putting it on.
It is this famous director
best picture in every way
EIGHT gorgeous reels.
This show is getting SOC
everywhere. ] planned on let
ting it go at 1890 here but
you know it rained one night
last week and the STAR had
a real Fair week crowd so I've
again cut the prices, on the
strength lof this, down to 10
and 28c!!
Come and see FORBID
DEN FRUIT" and / rather
think you will imagine you
have gotten into a theatre
with a $500 attraction on by
mistake. It's a cracking good
show-and at these small
prices Of admission I've sim
ply got TO fill every seat.
| ROBERT j. RELF, Mgr
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-08-17

Mrs. Roy Brown spent Monday
visiting with friends at cresco.
MIR. Irwin Dinger left for Austin
Saturday on short business trip.
Mr.. NJ. P. Lydon, Of Cresco,
was in town last Thursday for the
day.
Ole Samuelson and son arrived
home yesterday from a visit with
his son Elmer and wife at Cedar
Rapids.
MIR. o. o. Lomen left for Del
vein Monday 10 attend the North
eastern Iowa Horticultural Field As
ISOLATION.
Miss Aiyilda Brandwick conclud-
ed her visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jamie
Croft and returned home to Chicago
Tuesday.
j. Z. Whalen, linotype operator
on the New Hampton Tribune, was
visiting his uncle, Prof. Chas. Whalen
here last Thursday, and attending
the fair.
Prof. and Mrs. c. p. Birkelo and
daughter of Norma, Wis, who have
been here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
X. Jackson left Tuesday for Berry
vile, Mimi, on a visit.
MIR. ]. A. Brandt, of Hayti, s
d., and Prof. o. E. Brandt of ST
Paul returned home Monday after
being here for the funeral Of Their
father, Rev. Nils Brandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bergan OF
Oakland, Calf, arrived Monday af,
ternoon on a visit to relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Bergan. They were
accompanied by Miss Mae Pearl.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-08-17

John Finn departs tomorrow on
a business trip to points in Miss
ouri.
MIR. NJ. A. LANCE left for Charles
City Monday on a short business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. F. l. Thompson
went to Rochester Monday for medi-
cal treatment.
Miss Josie Norton returned home
to Austin. yesterday after visiting
Miss Lulu Dinger.
Geo. Headington arrived from
Sask., Canada last week 70 visit
with his daughters.
Mrs. B. C. Supplee and daughter
Marion Went TO Ossian Monday TO
visit Mrs. Haverland.
Mrs. Harry Nesheim returned
home to Waukon Sunday, after q
visit with relatives here.
MIR. Ed. Ambli returned 70 Min
neapolis Monday after visiting here
with friends and relatives.
Miss Rachael Bakken went to
Ridgeway Monday to visit with her
mother, Mrs. G. H. Bakken.
Miss Bertha Hegg returned from
Chicago Friday morningL after a
weeks visit with friends there.
Mrs. Carrie Mcintosh left for
Lime Springs Tuesday for the funeral
of her nephew, Gilbert Moore.
John Zuhring was up from Ka1-
ona, Iowa, last week visiting his
mother and attending the fair.
Miss Myrtle Fretheim came from
Ridgeway Monday 70 visit with Miss
Nellie Hendrickson, fer few days.
Miss Lucille Masburck returned
TO Dubuque Monday after q weeks
visit here with Miss Grace Peterson.
Miss Idela Bake left for Shell
don Tuesday where she has accepted
position in a millinery store this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Weiser, OF
Minneapolis, have been guests Of her
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Shea, the past
week.
Mrs. Z. Cassen and daughter
Myrtle Of Morris, H., are here visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Edward Seeg-
miller.
Miss Julia Anderson returned
home to Albert Lea Monday after
visiting several days with Mrs. Ole
HanYe.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shea, OF
Omaha, have been here the past
week on visit to his mother, sisters
and brother.
Mrs. S. Dahl and son returned
to Hudson, Wis, Monday after an
extended visit with her brothers os-
car and Elmer Onadahl.
Miss Anna Dahlbom who has
been visiting al the rom HoVey nome
for a week returned home to Mime
apolis Monday morning.
Miss Alice Gossman concluded
her visit with her parents Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charley Gossman and returned
to Minneapolis on Monday.
Misses Vera Sunnes and Ida
Ran1lo arrived home Sunday from
their visit at the home of the form.
er's brother Henry in Chicago.
Mrs. Austin Larson and sister
left for Minneapolis Monday morn,
ing to visit with the formers sor
Leonard Larson and family.
Misses Gean and Adeline IRE
came from Washington, D. c., Mon,
day TO visit with their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Grant.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-08-17
LOCAL ITEMS.


Miss Helen Bailey went to Min
neapolis Saturday to visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Margaret Inerney Of Chi
'cago is here visiting with Mrs. E.
= Werhan.
Mrs. Lloyd Ostensen, of Waverly
was the guest of Mr.. Ostensen's par
ents here last week.
Mrs. S. B. Ingelsen is expected
from Leroy this week 10 visit. with
Mrs. 0. P. Eggeland.
Miss Idella Bake returned from
Chicago Saturday where she spent
a few days on business.
Mrs. j. c. Robinson came from
Minneapolis yesterday to visit Mrs.
J. w. Hall at Freeport.
Mr.. T. B. Gilmore of Cresco
spent a few days at the Henry
Courtney home last week.
Mrs. Anna May arrived from
Chicago this morning to visit at
the home Of Louie Helgeson.
Miss Anna Baker Of st. Paul
arrived here Tuesday on a visit to
her nephew, Mr.. g. F. Baker.
Mrs. VIM. Klemma and daughter
Irene, of Monona, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheatman.
Mrs. C. Rickabaugh and daugh-
ter Mabel returned from Milwaukee
today after few days visit there.
Bankers Superfne Flavors,
makes cakes and ice cream simply
delicious. For sale at all groceries.
2-tf.
Mr.. T. A. Quamme, of Onemina,
Mimi, was called here last week by
the death of a relative, Mrs. Ole c.
Anderson.
Arnold Gilbertson returned home
to Minneapolis Saturday, after visit
ing his, brother Gus and many
friends here fair week.
Mrs. Marshall Barge and sor
returned home from' Corwith, Iowa
yesterday where they spent week
visiting with her father.
Mrs. c. o. Henderson returned
to Story City, Saturday after al
extended visit with Rev. and Mrs
Havneros of Mabel. Mimi.
Mr.. A. Doran formerly of Ridge
way returned to Minneapolis Satur
day after a short visit here Will
C. F. Barefoot and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner o
Minneapolis who have been here Wis
ting his brother Harry Skinner re
turned home Saturday morning.
Miss Amanda Albertson, o
Ridgeway, spent few days here las
week with friends. She was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Dan Gabrielson
Mr.. and Mrs. t. H. Olson re
turned home to Tacoma, Washington
Saturday, after a two weeks visi
here with his sisters, Mrs. Ira Rim'
and Mrs. Geo. Bueneke and brother
Chris Aim. Mr.. Olson is railroadInI
in Washington and this has been M
first visit home in several years.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-08-17

Mrs. Frank Adams is spending a
few days in Minneapolis this week.
Miss Rhesa King of Cedar Rapids
is here visiting with the Misses
Mollart.
Miss Christine Vaviuska of Pro-
twin spent Thursday with friends
in DEBORAH.
+ MIR. and Mrs. Emmett Hoare and
baby of Mason City, ere here,
guests at the home of her mother.
Postmaster Harry P. Simpson, Of
Rock Island, H., was a guest at the
home Of Mrs. Anna Rudy the past
week.
Miss Hannah Clausen came from
Chicago Tuesday morning to visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Clausen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Rill and
daughter of Fayette, were guests
here last Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Hurd.
Mrs. John Henderson returned
home to Cresco Thursday after visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Gilbert
Qualley, for a week.
Miss Gertrude Scum came from
Cresco Thursday to spend few days
with Mrs. Walter Mott.
Miss Myrtle Rudy returned TO
Rock Island, H., Thursday after
spending months vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Rudy.
Miss Julia Hopperstad and sis
ter, Mrs. Ida Brenno, of Ridgcway
were DEBORAH visitors Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
Miss Tresa Fencel returned home
to Jackson Junction Thursday morn
| ing after taking in the Winneshiek
County Fair on Wednesday.
Burton Gilman returned to Cole
raine, Mimi, Saturday, after a
weeks visit here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Juve con-
cluded their visit with his mother
Mrs. o. T. Juve, and returned to
Minneapolis on Saturday Of last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Hart and Mrs. G. w
elise left for Nashua Thursday
where they will visit with Mrs
Harris relatives, Mrs. Freeberry anc
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rygg anC
daughter Idella returned from Min
neapolis last week after spending
few days there. They made th'
trip by car.
Mrs. John Oils of Madison
Wis, departed for Minneapolis
Thursday to visit her daughter, al
teri spending several days visiting
with Mrs. C. X. Preus.
VIM. Mckay, of Desmet, S. d.
arrived last week on visit to hi
brother, B. J. Mckay, and. to at
tend the fair. Mr.. Mckay is con
nected with the Farmers State Bank
of Desmet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowlan'
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Elme
Graffenberg. MalGom, George ant
Ezra Rowland. of West Union, Nh
and Mrs. Victor Bisbing and daugh
ter. of Fayette, Joseph Bisbing, o
Cedar Falls and Worth Rowland, Q
Knoxville, were guests at the Byro
Chandler home last week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-08-17
Guaranteed for Five Years

Fall is the best time to paint less flies,
less dust, and the best paint drying season
of the whole year The completeness of
our paint stock is not matched by any other
stock of paint in the county,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-31

Green, James, estate, ) lots, Frank
lin, between Pitt and Royal streets
42c.
Green, James, estate, 2 lots, GIG
61S South Pitt street 12c.
Green, James, estate, lot, Royal be-
tween Gibbon and Franklin streets,
Ice.
Grover, Ida NJ, house and lot 1920
Wythe street $l.64.
Gates, Joseph c., lot II, block Z.
section /, George Washington Park,
5Sc.
Henderson, Oscar R., house and lot
ZIG South Fairfax street 1882.
Harrison, Herbert W., house and lot
507 Wolfe street Sl.3G.
Hinton, Emily L., house and 2 lots
4OS-l1O North Payne street $5.98.
Hartley, Ann, estate. house and lot
POT Gibbon street $4.9i.
Johnston, l.. NJ, house and lot 10
Johnston Subdivision, Rosemont,
$3.50.
Kane, Robert L., and al, = houses
and lots 526-52S South Pitt street
S1.GG.
King, William NJ, estate, 2 lots,
southeast corner Cameron and West
streets $i.3G
Klock, Julia r.. house and lot 702
North Patrick street Sl.6l.
Kinnear, Harvey l., house and lot
Is, Johnston Sub Division, Rosemont,
$1,000.
Lynch. Cornclia IT,, house and lot
612 South Washington street SEAS.
Murphy, Augusta, house and lot I'll
Wythe street, $2.4S.
Murphy, Augusta, house and lot
northwest corner Wythe and Patrick
streets $6.57
Mckeown. Robert NJ, house and lot
1852 Duke street $3.lS.
Peyton, Fora, house and lot 1877 to
ISL South Peyton street S3.26.
Pullman, Albert W., house and lot
iiG2 Duke street S5.l6.
Phillips, Elnora, house and lot 525
South Alfred street. $l.6l.
Phillips. Annie L., house and lot
427 South Lee street $3.50.
Risheill, Ida d., house and lot G22
North Washington street $l2.06.
Simns, William A., house and lot
i1S Queen street $3.50.
Simms, Bette E., house and lot sos
Duke street $3.50.
Stringfellow. Mary NJ, lot Royal
between Gibbon and Franklin streets,
lSc.
Shinn, Floyd s., house and ? lots
iS20-l822 Duke street S4.3S.
Spofford, Lydia L., 2 lots lG07-1G09
Duke street Si.10.
Spotford, Lydia L., lots 1G13-1Gl5
Duke street Sl.10.
Spotford, Lydia L., ? lots 10-l1 block
T, section /, George Washington Park
Sac
Smith, Francis c., lot 13 block 6,
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TAX SALE
Alexandria, Va, !

Alexandria, Va, Dec. 81. 1921.
AS required by law notice is hereby
given that the real estate deiincaent
for the wear 1920 herein mentioned,
or as much thereof as may be neces-
sary to satisfy the taxes, leV1ess' m
terest. costs and charges due there
on, will be sold at public auction on
Monday, January 2, 1922, between the
hours of 10 in the morning and IN
the afternoon in front of the Court
House, unless the amount for which
said lands are delinquents together
with interest, costs, and charges snail
have been previously paid.
White
Atkinson, Alfred, lot 6, block {, sec
ton 2 George Washington Park, 3oc
Anderson, Frank j., house and lot
20 Johnston Subdivision North Rose
mont, S12.O6.
Anderson, Frank j., house and lot
2, Johnston Subdivision North Rose
mont S11.02.
Angel, William l., house and lot
1910 Duke street $3.50.
Angel, William l., house and lot 1910
Duke street $3.50.
Butler, William NJ, and ais, house
and lot 1T Wolfe street STA.
Baumgarten, Morris, house and lot
425 South Lee street 1928.
Bowen, Russell S., lots 20 IL of Il
block IL. section 2, Rosemont SPAS.
Baggett, Sarah NJ, part square
north side King street, extended SlS:ll
Cornwell, Florence, house and lot
northwest corner Duke and Peyton
streets $5.9S.
Cornwell, Florence, houses and lots
235 to 241 South Peyton streets $3.50.
! Cornwell, Florence. 1900 A.
Hooff's Run, between King and Prince
streets S1.64.
Cornwell, George s., house and lot
1913 Princess street $4.36.
Dorsey, H. C. estate, house and lot
southeast corner Queen and st. Asaph
streets, 1896.
Dreifus, Joseph, estate, house and
lot 2O7 Commerce street S2.48.
Davis, George H., two lots, 1874,
block IL, Section 2, Rosemont $2.18
Elliott, Kate and Bessie, house and
lot 321 South Patrick street $4.94.
Estes, Marshall, house and lot 8l5
Madison street S1.94.
Fair, Elizabeth, house and lot 2O5
South Lee street. SS.7O.
Groves, Lillian E., and ais, house
and lot 529 South Fairfax street $4.36.
Groves, Lillian E., and ais, house
and lot 537 South Fairfax street S4.36.
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DOG VICTORIOUS o. o.
Canine Wins Fight To Live in Appeal
In Corporation Court

The dog Of w. NJ. Ramey, llO9
Duke street, came out victorious Tor
fight for life in an appeal taken to
the corporation court. The decision
awarding the dog its right to con-
tinue to live today was handed down
by Judge Moncure in the corporation
court.
Some time ago in the police court
the owner was ordered to either de-
stroy the canine or take it out OF the
CITY. An appeal on behalf OF the
dog was taken to the corporation
court by Attorney Frank Stuart on
behalf of the owner and today Judge
Moncure in deciding the dog can 1--we
held that the warrant in connection
with the case was defective and not
in accord with dog law.
Complaint against the dog was en-
tered by Policeman Snellings VINO
charged that the dog barked almost
continually when he endeavored to
sleep during the day after his nights
work and the case first came to trial
in the police court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-31
ERATERNAL ORDERS
sarepta Lodge No. 46, /. 0. 0. +.

Meets every Wednesday at 1880 p.
m. at Odd Fellows hall, North Co.
lumbus street, Joseph Morrow, noble
grand, and E. c. Todd, vice grand
At our last meeting we conferred
the third degree Of the order after
which Brother George Sales gave US
a good talk, wishing the members
Happy New Year and success to the
lodge. Brother Sales has been trans
ferred to Hampton, Va, but wishes
he was back in old Alexandria, stat
ing that he has travelled all over the
country and over there on the western
line of France but in all his travels
the Alexandria people are more con-
genial and hospitable than elsewhere.
Next Wednesday night District
Deputy Grand Master j. +. Harvety
and staff of Falls Church Lodge No.
II will install the officers for the
ensuing term. All Odd Fellows are
invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-31

Seaton, John A., and ais, Jr, 2 lots
624626 South Washington street S1.64
Shaw, Motley, estate, house and lot
327 North Patrick street S2.iS.
Standard, Walter, house and lot 317
South Royal street 1882.
Virdie, Elizabeth, house and lot 500
Wilkes street Sl.l0.
White, Lottie, house and lot 514i
North Royal street 5Sc.
Williams, Emma, lot al Oronoco
street 42c.
Wilson, John, lot 22l Commerce
street, 5Sc.
Willis, William, house and lot south
east corner West and Oronoco Streets
S4.94.
Watson, Charles, estate, house and
lot 10 South Columbus street 1882. &
Wright, Nellie, house and lot 1917
Queen street $2.lS.
Wright, Ira F. T., house and lot
900 Princess street 1922.
Williams Emma, house and lot 400
Queen street SIC.
Wooten. Joseph A., house and lot
6l0 south ST. Asaph street S2.4S.
THOS. W. ROBINSON,
City Treasurer.
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corner Montgomery and Royal streets

corner Montgomery and Royal streets
Zoe.
Fairfax, William H., house and lot
Ala South Royal street $3.50.
Greenlease, Joseph, house and lot
gil Gibbon Street S1.94.
Green, Charles H., house and lot
GIG Pendleton street $l.94.
Green, Annie L., house and lot 52l
North Pitt street Soc.
Holland, Charles c., house and lot
522 South st. Asaph street S2.4S.
Holmes, Annie c., house and lot 4OS
North Patrick street $3.50.
Hill, Emily S., house and lot ll04
Cameron street, "a.
Hopkins, J. Byron, house and lot
S12 Madison street S2.74.
Hedgeman, George lot 1910 Prin-
cess street 5Sc.
Jones, Ernest, ct nx, house and lot
SIP South Pitt street Sl.l0.
Jones, Lewis, house 8l3 South Fair
fax street soc.
Jones, Fannie, house rear 40 Oro-
noco street Soc.
Jackson, Samuel and ais, house and
lot Sl3 Gibbon street S2.48.
Jackson, Fairfax, Jr., house and lot
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zoos Oronoeo Street $3.50.

zoos Oronoeo Street $3.50.
Jackson Fairfax, Jr., house and lot
1006 Oronoco street S2.46.
Jackson, Julia, house and lot 7O4
South Lee street Sc.
Jasper, Arthur W., house and lot
1923 Queen street SI.36.
Lewis, Sarah, lot 524 South Pitt
street zoe.
Logan, Jas. G., house and lots GA
South Columbus street S2.46.
Neale, Calvin, house and , lots 407-
400 Pendleton street S1.64.
Odell, Aaron estate, l-2 square
West Line, Pendleton and Wythe
street S5.4G.
Odell, Aaron estate 1-2 square, West
Line, Pendleton and Oronoco streets
$3.50.
Odell, Aaron estate, house and -
acres, near Braddock Road S12.5S.
Pinkney, John F., house and lot PIT
Commerce street S1.38.
Sergeant, John, house and lot 42l
Oronoco street, Sac.
Smith, Henry, Jr., house and lot 206
North Fayette street Sl.40.
Smith, Peter, estate, house and lot
I'll South Lee street Sl.64.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-31
Knights of Pythias

Oriental Lodge No. 6, Knights Of
Pythias, at its last regular convention
elected the following officers for the
next semi-annual term: Chancellor
Commander Joseph Reeves; Vice
Chancellor Harry Arnold; Prelate r.
w. Ballenger; Master of Work, G.
H. Pendeton; Master at Arms, M. f.
Mehrling; K. Of R. & S., S. Elmer
Norris; Master of Exchequer, Geo.
w. Bontz; Master of Finance, L. D.
Sullivan; Inner Guard, D. Corbin;
Outer Guard; M. L. Belts.
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CARD Of THANKS

Mrs. Oscar Suthard and family
wish to express their sincere thanks
and appreciation to their relatives
friends and acquaintance both in the
city and out of town. for their kind
ness, sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes in our late bereavement.
310-1n
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WASHINGTON DAY BY DAY
(Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
noon.
Tumulty-Thank you, Senator. l
didn't want to trouble you but my
client was anxious to find out about
the letter.
It might be explained that the
conversations" related to a letter
writtn by Borah to one Of Mr.. Tu-
mulyt's law clients, shipping firm
in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-31

The gloom that has pervaded con-
ference circles since the French in
sisted on their 10000 ton submarine
allowance was dispeled today by de.
velopments which give promise OF
eventual agreement Of the powers on
the submarine and auxiliary issues
as well as the capital ship ratios.
The first of these developments
was the announcement that the Root
resolutions outlawing submarine at
tacks on merchantmen would be
adopted by the naval committee. The
second was announcement in Ameri,
can circles that this government still
has hopes of inviting all the naval
powers of the world to conference
to ratify the decisions Of the present
conference on submarines. The third
was the word which came from the
French delegation telling of Frances
willingness to enter world parley
on submarines.
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section |, George washington Park,
$1.10.
Schiller, Frederick and al, 2 lots
northeast corner King and Harvard
streets S1.10.
Virginia Ship Building Corporation,
house and square, Fairfax, Lee, Green
and Church, S35.74.
Virginia Ship Building Corporation,
house property known as Yates Car
den, bounded or north by Franklin,
on west by Pitt on south by st. Mary 5
Cemetery. from Pitt to Royal, thence
to south on east on south to center
Of SQUARE. thence to railroad property
on Franklin 1920.
Virginia Ship Building Corporation,
houses and land bounded on east by
river, south by Hunting Creek, west
by Lee. or north by line, beginning at
cetner of square on Lee, between
Franklin and Jefferson, thence east to
river, $4,000.
Virginia Ship Building Corporation,
lot northwest corner Green and Fair
fax S1.64.
Virginia Ship Building Corporation,
1-2 square southwest corner Green
and Fairfax to Church street 1928.
Virginia Ship Building Corporation,
square, Church, south. Fairfax, and
Lee to Hunting Creek. $3.50.
West, Rebecca NJ, house and lot
22S North oRyal street, -S6.56.
Wilburn, Charles NJ, house and 2
lots l444 Duke street $3.50.
White, Harrie, house and lot 1407
Duke street $l.40.
Wilson, Z. W., house and lot 30,
block 5 Johnston Subdivision, Rose
mont 1886.
ColOred
Allen, Benjamin and ais, lot Fay
cite between Wythe and Madison
streets 42c.
Allen, Relius, lot 7OS South Lee
Ashton, Pope, lot 7oG South Lee
street I2c.
Baker. Napoleon, 2 houses and lots
627-629 South st. Asaph street Sis.
Bell, Edward T., house and lot l2o
South Peyton street S1.94.
Chambers, Richard n, house and
lot 1l9 South Peyton street $l.lO.
Cooley, Sarah, house 7l2 Franklin
street zoe.
Conway, Letitia, house and lot 1923
North West Street $2.18.
Campbell, John, house and lot GA
South Pitt street 84c.
IDENTIFIED, Julia L., house and lot
124 South Fayette street S2.lS.
Dulaney, Macedonia, house and lot
rear 908 Princess street 5ac.
Dulaney, Macedonia, house and lot
908 Princess street SS.75.
Dulaney, William B., house and :
lots 520-522 Gibbon street $3.50.
Dudley, Humphrey, lot southeast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-31

Nothing that has happened in
Washington since the armament con-
ference started has caused such a po-
litical ripple as the suggestion OF a
British-Italian alliance to meet the
menace of French naval construction.
The suggestion comes from Italian;
not British sources, showing the real
apprehension that now exists in re.
gard to the naval ambitions OF
France. While of course such an al
lance is far in the future and the
chances are hundred to one that It
will never be contaminated there IS
no question but that the mere sug-
gestion has had salutary effect
upon the French.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-08-05
NJ. f. CHURCH SOUTH.

Rev. R. II. Evans, Pastor.
Preaching tst and 3rd Sunday in each
month; hours, II A. M. and s. P. M