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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
HOWARD ". FIELDS, Auctioneer
Auction Sale of a Desirable Residence
At Del Raw

Pursuant to the terms of deed OF
trust bearing date on. the 1st day OF
August. 1912, and duly recorder
among the land records OF the County
of Arlington formerly Alexandria,
Va, in Deed Book No. 134, page
456, given by Carrie A. Dcrrig and
w. II. Dcrrig, her husband, to the I'M
dersigned Trustee, in trust to secure
the payment Ct a negotiable promis-
sorry note, bearing even date with said
deed, drawn by the.said Carrie A. Der
rig and W. H. Derrig to james ).
Groves or his order, for the sum OF
twenty-five hundred dollars, with in
tcrest at six per cent, default having
been made in the payment of said note
and at the request of the holder CT
said note the undersigned Trustee will
offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, on Tuesday. May 81, 1921,
at 4 p. M, those lots or parcels OF
ground. with the buildings and I'M
provemenIts thereon, known and distin-
guishcd as lots ninety-ninc and one
hundred in certain plan of lots call
cd Del Ray, surveyed by D. j.. How
ell, Surveyor, as shows on the plat
| thereof, which is duly recorded among
the land records of Arlington County,
Virginia, in Libcr 0 No. 4, Folio 44O.
the said property being improved by
g.. very desirable frame dwelling house.
Terms Of Sale-Cash. Convcyancing
including Revenue Stamps, at the cost
Of the purchaser.
BENJAMIN F. EDWARDS,
l05-23t Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
Armed Guards Hunt
Escaped Girl Prisoners

Bedford, n. Y, May 10.-Mountnd
State ccnstabulary, armed prlsn-
guards, police officers and reforma'
tory matrors spread cut over the area
between this pace and the Connect,
cut State line, five miles away last
,nght in an attempt to head off ten
girls, inmates Of the Bedford Refor-
nlatory, who escaped in Jail delivery
just after the supper hour.
The girls who escaped had been at
supper in the mess hall and were oc-
ing escorted back to their dormitor%
by Mrs. Mary Stanton, matron. The
matron counted noses and left he:
prisoners on vcranda while she wen,
indoors to get wrap. Two minutes
later, on returning to her charges. snc
found ten were missing and the alarm
was given.
DR.. Baker superintendent. said ne
thought there had been no plan OF eS-
cape, but rather that the girls seized
the opportunity on the spur of !hs4
moment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a spc-
cial meeting of the stockholders of
the Washington Asphalt Block ard
Tile Company will be held at the
principal Office of the company It
I07 North Fairfax Street, AlcXan
dria Virginia, on the 23rd day =
Nay, 1921, at 1000 O'Clock a m
fcr the purpose of considering the
question of the dissolltio of M
~poration, and to aut',. rizc n"
!; king of all steps nee :. Try to n
rdiss. ,,tion Gf said Corp ration
II0-l1c. E. G.. Loreaz, Sect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
MARINES IN HAITI
UPHELD BY DENLY
ar &c tho same old rot "

at is the same old rot"
This was Secretary of the Navy
Denby's description Of charges pub
ished yesterday that more than 10
900 Haitians had died in internment
camps in that country. and that Gen.
Smedley Butter, of the Marine
Corps, gun in hand. rad broken up
meeting Of The Haitian legislature
Charges CT use of the water
cure and other fortunes uron the
Haltians have been the subject OF
investigation ny Major General John
A. Leieune. commandment of the Ma
rine Corps, AMI Rear Admiral Harry
IS. Knapp. without confirmation.
Secretary DENLY says ne would
welcome investigation by Congress,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
Dog Was Suicide, Motorists
Reply to Suit fer $1,000

Boston, May 10.-To the contention
CT john Chasson, in suit fer Sl,O9C
damages, that his dog was using cue
care when he was killed on the street
by an automobile driven by Pctc'
J. Doraghuc. the latter answered II
the superior court today that the ami
NAL was a suicide.
The court thus has two unusual
questions to decide: whether dog
may be said to have used due care AMI
whether a dog may DC considered to
have ended its life Intentionally"
Mr.. Donaghuc. who is an attorney,
in his answer said:
"The deg was crossing the street
in front of the Defendants automo-
bile. He suddenly turned and revolv-
ed in circle. swapping and biting, at
ether animals. Becoming Respondent
at his inability to dislodge said an:
mas, he hurled himself under the de-
PENDANTS automobile, and there ~
committed suicide
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
MYSTIC sHRfNERs. GREETED :
AT INITIATION
- :: : :::zBYsHNRUESN

] Washngtonn,, D.i.e., Ma. TIE
institutions of our government are
secure so long as such mon as the
n0h,es of the Mystic Shrine stand
sol.dly behind thenis President Hard
eingftold7 $500 mobiles who attended
the May ceremonial of Almas
Temple, A. A. o. Nm. S., at
Polls last might. The theater, was
crowded with local SINNERS and
/. with many visitors who are in Wash
lngton to attend the annual conven-
ton of the National League Of Ma
sonic clubs which opens tomorrow.
The President watched 10 initiates
go ''over the hot sands" and said
that it was a, great pleasure for him
to slip away "from the hot sands OF
Office and minglc with his brother
MOBILES"
II have many callers and support
trs these days, some Of whom are
very urgent in offering their services,
.;nlt it is indeed a pleasure and an
Inspiration to me to know that the
-obles~ of the Mystic Shrine are back
of me and that the services they Of
!. fer are unsehi=h. + need your friend
ship and your brotherly support and
] know that success to our Amerl-:
ran institutions and this republic Is
assured when ! know that they are
supported BY such men as you." Pres
dent Harding said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
IMMIGRANTS FOUND
90 PER CENT DEFECTIVE

Reorganization of the Bureau OF
Immigration which will place a
much larger f. nee Of inspectors on
European soil will be effected soon
Secretary of Labor Davis announced
Yesterday.
Secretary Davis expressed alarm
mt the quality of immigrants who
are now arriving in this country al
the rate of 5000 to 1000 week.
Last week." said the secretary
"the steamship Asia sarrised at New
York5wifhs 800 immigrants. from
Gresian ard italian ports. Exam
nation proved that 80 per cent Ct
The arrivals were physically unfit
and had to be sent back.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
More Frequent Express Service

Atlanta, Ga, May 1O.-Mo-e fire.
auent express service will be afforded
to points on Southern Railway be-
tween Washington and Atlanta and
between Charlotte and Augusta begin
ming today, according to announce
ment made by Southern Railway and
Scuthe astern Express Company. En-
press cars will DC handled between
Washington and Atlanta on trains -
and 80, 35 and Sc, and 137 and l3s,
between Washington and Augusta on
trains 81 and 90, and between West
Point. Va, and Atlanta handling OK
press to and from Baltimore on mann
line trains 90 and II in connection
with Richmond Division trains 10, ~,
| 8 and 1G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
WILL ADOPT 1000 ORPHANS

st. Louis. May 10 Plans for the
adoption OF more than 1000 Euro
mean orphans were made here today
at the annual convention of district
rrand lodge NJ. 2, Independent Or
der B'Nai Birth.
The membership is approximately
1900 and provision Is to be made
for the adoption Of one child by each
group of ten members.
The -aport Of the American'zatlon
committee recommended that each
lodge in the order establish citizen
ship schools for Jewish immigrants
wherever needed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
BANDITS IN AUTOMOBILE
ROB DETROIT Pan ca,

Detroit, May 10.-Twelvc bandits
in three automobiles held up ~:
car of the Detroit United Railway
Yesterday and escaped with $4,000
The bandits machine .'pocketad"
he, paymasar's. automobile nd
f, reed it to the curb. When it -"
red the bandits from ewo OF the
cars alighted, lcveled shot guns at
The three men in the pay car and
rifled the lock boxes. The BANDITS
three cars then sped away in differ
emit directions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-10
NOTICE

Mutual Ice Company Bonds.
The following Mutual Ice Company
Bonds OF the 1912 Issue, have been
drawn for payment July l, 1921, at
First National Bank, Alexandria,
Virginia.
Interest ceases July /, 1921.
$1,000 Bonds. Nos. =, 20, 40.
$500 Bonds. Nos. 5, IL, so.
800 Bonds, Nos. 90, 50, Sc, So
81.
.i04-l2t J. Il. NJ. Norton. Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
81 FltED'E h. NOTHING; a. Co
investment bankers.
II Main -.
n. Y. COTTON MARKET
CLOSES AT AN ADVANCE
NJ As.ncinted prnas

NEW YORK. Oct. :,.-Eariy declines In
rnf cotton market wet. followed by sharp
Ing. up from $50 1906 and closing at
:''o5 The General market closed hrm at
nc; advance of IS 10 &c points
There was "a continuance Of Yesterdays
selling at the start and after opening
unchanged to 9 Toin,s lower. active months
sold IL to 10 points below las. nights
ana southern offerings. Tho pressure W.,
inuch less active after the heavy selling
% ycst.iI"y however. and the market
wall Street and Western Connections. Re-
E"r r,i, OF better spot demand in the
cary pesstr over prospects for avert.
ing the railroad strike. seemed 10 bs fol
nprIn,. , oy q much. nnch more hopeful view
sellers showed disposition to even M
lntir commit mcnis pending d.fin!ta re-
s ,ma rom IN" Chicago Conference aud
strength in the late trad.ns whsn I pc'
Te;hper advanced 1" 1870 and March 10
i iiNi or ~ to - points above last nights
or points OF tho nest.
The, early cables from I.!vc-roo, wero
Sri iI,,ie Lover Than duo; hut according 10
checked by trade buying i" rs prices. and and
,niveEpool did better after the focal OF en-.
,na, mere were number Of kilograms
n!and. and Will, comparatively isiie
trade buying was reported around the
ing ,nI aGsents Of southern hedge sell
from the dry goods trade indicated that
u nuyGrs VINO had been bidding below the
pSii asking prices after the publication
81 the census report on Tuesday wit
Ia, me result That considerable business had
orleans sold some dntracts here carly
"ut houGht In the later trading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKET
IS FIRM AT CLOSING
LDy Associated press |

NJ" ORLEANS. -. Oct; y1-Early Dc
e.ints IN the cotton marke, today dd not
ps,s!st he faTorahlc opinion % ne.o;!i-
!.yhs 70 smooth out tho railroad labor
ifauoies gained ground and pron1unc.d
n,inhess featured the latter part o! The
Gay. Toward the close prices were ilut
'. 20 q p9ln,- higher Than the Las, pr!ses
oi yesterday. and the close was very
,tcnuy at net gains OF " to t1 points
l)ecc'nb"r sold az high at is.5 cents a
round and closed at 1857.
Tn. early declines were partly cause,
ny lower Liverpool than due and ,,artiv
~ the unihvo:atlc Interpretation u,a.-I
p I'm osstnlSht accounts concerning the
Fall sS!kc stiuAtiOn. On tho decline
,iio'tS commenced To cover. and INF. ruoyc-
:"Ht became Pronounced a little las
"a. tuinor thnt the nbor heard was
hrebaring IN order forhidinE the threat.
49,, s'I'ne caus"o some ~ the heaviest
bu!!hS o. the day. that be.orr. noon
prises were - "a y points over yes,c-day's
800. a. compared with declines ~ 10
20 ~ ioints under yestc.!ay'S Close .non
49,; ne opcn.nS; December At one time
Moderate recession from The highest
came about IN the early afternoon. but In
ne !ast half hour Of the acssion new
w TO It's hISnest levels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
CHESTERFIELD PLANT
DAMAGED By FLAMES
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. !

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.J
PETERSBURG, Oct. 2T.-The dam
age sustained by fire at the plant Of
the Petersburg sand ana Gravel Com
pany. in Chesterfield County, last
night. is estimated at 5000. The
blaze was discovered shortly before
midnight by a Waterman. who SUM
moned aid and fought tho fire unit,
the arrival OF the local iiro dcpart-
nIcn,.
The main building of the plant
escaped damage. but many pieces Of
machinery were damaged. An auto
mobile parked in an Clubhouse was
destroyed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Iinnk of England Statement.

IDNDON, Oct. 2I.--Thc WcCkIV
statement of the Bank Of England
shows the following changes:
Total reserve decrease. f23a.000.
Circulation increased. f232, 600.
Bullion decreased f3524
600.
other deposits increased 1890
000.
Public deposits decreased El.250.0O0
Notes. reserve decreased i2ac.000.
Government securities Increased
1850, 600.
Tho proportion Of tho banks re-
serve 10 liability this week is 1911
per cent: last week it was 1881 per
cent
Rate Of discount, ) IL per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
PRODUCE MARKETS.

EEw YORK. Oct. 1.-THE market for
coffee futures showed increasing strength
ana activity today owing To the ,irucr
ruling OF BRAIN and heavy buying here
ty brokers WHO Were believed to be o:cr-
at!ng Tor brazilian Interests. Tho opening
wa- at an advance ot TO 3 points and
INC market was ComIaratiyely quiet dur
ing IN" morning, but showed tendency
20 Work higher and advanced MARCY
.a,rr on higher cables from Santos and
active buying OF near mouths by the trade
D"cember sold W. to 80. or within
points OF III. high price touched toward
thc end OF last month and closed AT so
WITH the general market closing at a net
adTance OF 10 - points. Sales were
estimated at about i0o.rp bags. October
80: December. 7.Sc: January. $50: March
's; May. so: July. $40; 81 ptcmber, $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
German Bank statement.

RERI.iN Oct. 27.--Thc statement
OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany as
Of October %. shows the following
changes: Total coin and bullion in
creased, 1,267,000 marks. Notes OF
other banks increased, 100000
marks. Bills discounted decreased g.
7l0,42O.000 marks. Advances de-
creased 3,10S,000 marks. Investments
decreased ?.2G2,000 marks. Othor Sc
Notes In circulation, increased 4I5,-
9SS.000 marks. Deposits decreased
3,499.6oS.0O0 marks. O'hcr liabilities
Increased 9G,52l 900 marks. Total
gold holdings, 1,023,632,00o marks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28

lower: calves mostly - tower; s,ockcrs
aId feeders wca" 70 - lower.
Hogs: receipts. 800; mostly e. higher
man ycstcTdays average: late bids lower
Win sellers hrin: hO!d-over heavy: prac-
tlcAt TOP, 10; lights w 10 : ": bulk butch
crs i.SVsvj; bulk packers Sows. $50 u ~ (.
piEs - higher: bulk. esq $50
sheep receipts. .3.g,y: killing classes
steady. feeder lambs. steady 10 weak: tor,
nail" lambs. go: bulk. s5ras.I5; cuiis
mostly op: range and feeSer westerns
20; natir. yeaT.!nrs. 10: tat ewes top
go, no choice lambs here. top feeder
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CHIC.i(;O CHAM nIAIiKEr

NHTCAGU. OCT. -i.--PrcdictIuns thnt III.
railroad strike would be averted did a
good deal 20 rally the wheat markci 20
day but the outlcOiS later was uncertain
and prices closed unsettled. s.c TO ike not
lower. Corn lost half IN SIC and OATS
$40 to &c, In provisions the finish was
UNCHANGED {" 81 higher
NJ the OPENING wheat prices showcd "a
downward tendency owing to .cnCr,l
commission house scifin: based largely
on hedetnr nrcssurc from The Northwest.
Including Winnipcg.
Higher quotations on hogs stcndieI pro-
visions. bnt owing to the strike probl.m
the amount OF business done was small
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NEW YORK. OCT. 9..-Th.rc was more
activity IN the LOCAL raw sugar market
today. put no change in quointioas which
rransc from te5 TO NJ for. cnntritusal
ner" were sales 10y the committee OF 3D. :
10 tone OF CubaS "a, - shili:ngs pence,
g. L., T.. TO the United Kingdom. Octo-
per SoEemoer !ond!nE and 300 bag. 10
local rehners "a; ga coo: and freight equal
To till for ceJtr:fugal.
n. raw sugar futures market was ir-
regular early, but after showing declines
OF 4 point on some OF the active positions
prices iatlicd on covering and buying by
trade or commission houses and cios.u
UNCHANGED to points net higher. De.
eehhrr crossed 2is. March, ..3j May.
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inc auditorium OF the Jefferson no.
'ci. Rev. ]. Scherer. -. u. pastor
or inc First English Lutheran Church.
VIII oHer the invocs ton. and William,
J. iiarahan. president OF the ChcSa-
pedNc ana Ohio Railroad, Will do.
liver an address
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cnrrnSsrL.1, -,

My YORK. Oct. 2..-Whilc oulSt: cot :
toh:s.d on was steadicr due 10 covering
on IN" hriHn"Ss IN crude and higher lard
and cotton Leading months closed } TO
T. poin': net higher, Sales. I2.ieo barrels.
fr!ne crude. I.2i hid: prime summer yell
low spot. s:tpIS75: December. Isl: March
s.li: May, s.3g, all lids
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NAVAL STORES.

ANANNAH. Ga. oct. .i-Tnrpcntimc.
hr!n. 49,. sales. sis: receipts. -: shin
!nsnis a; stock 10 i2t. Eosn. nrm; sales
81: receipts. ln1-: SHIPMENTS -: STOCK
$3.50 Quote: H.. d. r. Ais. +. O. 1 20
T. 80: !. -: *. 4.7j: ". SO y. $50:
VIC 80. WV. 80.
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C.. < 0. SURGEONS MEET
HERE THIS MORNING
President William j. Iiannhnn VIII
Drit'cr Address To Physicians.
DIR. Schcrc. Ia Oncr Invocation

The htth annual meeting OF tho As
ISOLATION OF surgeons OF the Chcsa-
peak and Ohio Railway Will con-
rcnc at 10 o'clock this morning, In
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


NEW YORK. Oct. Election coed.
were si"adteE ;n the gray goods division
ana quictcr in finished goods iincs Yarns
were somewhat easier. with trade quiet
raw -i'h was dun and unchanged. Adj
a'toha! carpet openings w-rr announced
for mex, week. Burlaps were slow and
easy on smIii lots saIcs.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Quotations by Cnskie Burch d Co.
HIS East Main Street
City and State Securities.

City and State Securities.
Va. SO, Old c. and r. 1882 So, Sal
Va: Centuries. 2, 8.
c: and r. 1891 6GS
West Virginia 3As. 1899 76
street Railway bonds.
N. C P. Trac. Co., IS 1896 e4a
V. r. and p. CO. 5s.19a4 81
street Railway sfocks.
V. r. and p. Co. pfd. 100 29 40
Nailrond Stocks
r.. F. and 7. Div. OBJ. 100 1ol eos
Insurance Stocks.
Life ms. 60. OF Va. 100 35O
Va. T.. & NJ. Ins. Co % *,
Bank and Trust COmpsny Stock
american National :. 100 225
Broad Street Bank :. 25 Go
broadway Nat, Bank 100 liz
Blk. OF Com. and TT. 100 ons
central National -. 100 $50 IGS
Church Hin Bank :. 100 I75
First National 49,. 100 900 oao
Mech. and Merch. -. 100 siN
Hat1 State and City. 100 1872
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~ MoHICANO: Oct. E.-CattIe: receipts. a.
steers and yoarlings mostly steady: otbnns
ss, 10 lever; rrime yea linEs. l:io: hest
sias sound stGSsr i iS.oo; prime i,slS pound
she stock mostly steady: medium era dcs
SLOW 10 shade lower; bulls weak 10 IS