Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-08-12

Norfolk.-A temporary injunction
protecting the Eastern Shore Produce
Exchange in the use Of its trade
mark, a red star, has been granted in
Federal District Court here:
On bill Of complaint filed by the
Produce Exchange against J. W.
Chandler, of Northampton County,
Judge D. Lawrence Groner issued an
order restraining Chandler from US
ing the red star trade mark.
Richmond.-Women will for the
first time vote to help elect a chair
man of the Democratic state COM
niittee at its special meeting to be
neld here August 80 to name sue
cassor to the late Rorer A. James,
of Danville. About 80 women and
an equal number of men are mem
ters of the committee. ]. n. Brene-
man, secretary of the committee, to-
day issued the call for the meeting.
Norfolk.-At a meeting held last
light in the Armory, Norfolk Repub
!icuns nominated Howell H. Jones for
the State Senate; John Il. Doles and
landlord 7. Cruiser, Jr., for the House
of Delegates. They will oppose L.
Griffith Dodson for the Senate and
Ivor A. Page, Jr., and DR.. Israel
Brown for the House of Delegates,
nominated in the Democratic primary
on August 2.
Boydton.-There was q large and
enthusiastic number of members of
the Democratic county executive COM
mittee Of Mecklenburg County IN at
tendance yesterday when the party
was reorganized. Several made in
teresting speeches and all were unanl-
NOUS for full vote in the November
election. Herbert F. Hutcheson was
unanimously reelected county chair
man, and J. S. Montgomery unani-
mously reelected secretary.
Fredericksburg.-G Warden G.
W. Bourne, of Stafford county, has
received by express from the state
farm a coop of quail which were TAX
Ell to the farm of DR.. G. M. Wallace,
about four miles from Fredericks-
burg, and liberated, his farm being
one of the sanctuaries established III
Stafford. The department expects
in due course of time to liberatc
quail in each county in this section.
Including the northern neck. QuaiI
have also been liberated in Culpeper
county by Game Warden G. W.
Norris.
Fredericksburg-Professor A. Z
Chandler Jr., president of the Fred
cricksburg State Normal Schoo! fo:
Women, announces that vacancies IN
the faculty of the several departments
have all been supplied with highly
trained and experienced specialists.
Preparation for busy and success
full session are being made and al
ready more professional students
have entered than in any previous
session of the school.
Petersburg. Miss Nora Fontaine
Davidson, Of this city, who already
has the distinction of having origl-
mated Memorial Day in this city, and
who is one of the oldest school teach
ers in Virginia, has earned the dis
.tinction of being the Oldest woman
voter in Petersburg and probably in
the entire State. Miss Davidson was
taken in an automobile to The Second
Ward precinct during the Democratic
primary last week and, without as
sistance, marked and cast her bal
lot. She is Sc years old.
Norfolk.-The "flying squadron"
of the internal revenue office is stop
ping in Norfolk this week in an CT
fort to gather in the several thous.
ands of dollars that merchants and
other business men of this city have
not paid into the Golfers of Uncle
Sam The squadron of ten men, un-.
der the direction of Assistant Super-s
vising Agent Coleman, of Washing
ton. arrived Saturday and set out
Monday morning to check up the de-
linquentS.
Richmond.-The State Heath De-
partment has discovered diminu
tive fish with which it is stocking
streams, pools, swamps and otheI
water receptacles to which mosqn
toes are said to be partial. and the
results already obtained more than
justify officials III asserting thst
mosquito exterminator they have
made a real find" Gsz1busia is
the euphonious name by which the
little fish is known to officials of the
health department. but to the lay
man it has the appearance of the
common garden variety of minnow.
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