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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-23
FINAL ROLL CALL IS
ANSWERED BY CAPTAIN

CUMBERLAND, Md, Feb. 23.--(A.
P.y-Captain James Brock. s6, ono of
the 900" who took part in the charge
Of the light brigade. was buried at
Oakland. nd, yesterday. He died sey-
eral days ago, after an extended ILL
ness.
The captain was a pensioner Of the
British crown and was a holder of a
special decoration conferred on the
survivors Of the noted organization.
II is inscribed with the words Your
queen j. --.eud Of YOU"
Captain Brock came to this country
In the COS and settled in Newport, #.
l.. where he became a citizen and cast
his first vote for Grant. Later he
came TO Maryland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-23

Iestina, wlniam James and lack Man.
ming.
The onN most important thing h
casting IL the securing OF players
whose facial expressions can possibly
emphasize the characteristics OF the
parts. No one in the entire motion
picture field could haYe been better
for the part OF Bruce Sanders, O
wealthy young plantation owner, than
Mr.. Barthelmess. for his very being
Just typlfies the very thing that Mr.
Griffith portays throughout tho en-
tire production, and with his world OF
experience, Mr., Barthelmess gives the
Character a particularly intelligent In
depreciation.
\ college man, educated at Trinity
College. he has won for himself during
the past four years u leading place
stars as the interpreter OF won
derful characters. Hc is the possessor
of real simplicity and naturalhess
that Is ideal, and prior to the time that
The Love Flower was begun Mr.
Rarthelmess spent weeks studying the
characteristics of the people of the
South Sea. islands, so that he could
better depict the character OF the
young planter which Mr.. Griffith had
chosen for him. His work has been
very well rewarded for he has never
SO faithfully portrayed part, which
is adding great popularity TO this young
player.
BLIND GRADUATE SUCCESSFUL
Tom Cutsforth, a blind student who
the University Of Oregon with
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-23
ALTA TODAY
UNUSUAL CAST IN
"TlIE LOVE FLOWER

In the selection of his players,
David w, Griffith, the master OF screen
producers has universally used the
most excellent care, so as TO assure hts
production of the most faithful inter-
pretations. No better example OF his
excellent judgment in the choice of the
Interpreters for the screen loters could
be cited than In the players he pre-
sents in his latest masterpiece, "The
Love Flower" which United Artists
release will be the feature at the Alta
Theatre today.
Among the players in this unusually
dramatic love story of the South Sen
Islands are none other than Richard
Harthelmess, carol Dempster George
MacQuaFrie, Anders Randolph, Flor.
ence short, Crawford Kent. Adolphl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-23
OCTOBER IMPORTANT DATE.

The fall term Of the University of
oregon win open October /, according
to an announcement OF the committee
on schedule. This date is Of great in
terest to high school seniors all over
She state who are making plans 10
enter the University at that time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-23
IEdsf e8OniaO
- s>SegygS -
AN TNDEpENDENf

Published DGiiy and semi Weekly, al
pcndlctOn. oregon, by the
EAST ORE0ONfAN PUBLISHING co.
Entered AZ the post office at Pendle-
ton. Oregon, az second class mail mat
Ter.
ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES
Imperial Hotel News Stand, Portland,
ONE FILE AT
Chicago Bureau, g0a Security Building
Washington. ID. c., Bureau sol Four
teenth Street n. w.
Member of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitied 70 the use for republication OF
ell news dispatches credited to ii or
not otherwise credited in this paper
hnd also the local news published here
In.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-23
FOR. ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiseptic LIQUID Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
fails 10 stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft. clear and healthy. :.
ANY druggist can supply you with
Zenao. which generally oyercomes SKIN
diseases. Eczema. itch, pImples. rashes.
biackheads, in most cases give way
10 zemo. Frequently, minor blemlsnesS
dissopear overnight. Itching usually
Sons instantly. Zemo is safe, anti
sesslic LIQUID, clean. easy TO Use and
denes,dable. II costs only 35c: an extra
isrse bottle, Sl.00. II viii not stain, IS
noE greasy or sticky and IS positiveiy
Ssle Ior tender. sensitive skins.
TleE,w Rose Co. clevslane'o'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-23
AN ATTACK IS MADE 4
ON RUSSIAN TRAIN

RIGA. Feb. 22..-(A PA Mos
COW report SAYS Cossacks attacked the
train OF Leon Trotzky, soviet war min
lister. Several trainmen were wound
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-23
ClN ADVANCED
THE UNFoRGoTTEN.

tBy Frank /. Stanton)
The oil sights OF the spring see
In the pathways where ioam;
wonder If ever she thinks Of me
There in her distant home
wonder II ever In newborn days
She longs FOR the old-tme violet ways?
say to my soul: 'She has faded,
For there is a dream of herr"
But twilight comes with kiss and star,
And the old loves pulses stir.
/ wonder now, when the hearth's a-light
II she thinks coming back tonight?
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-23

Is probably one Of the best known Am
erican humorists since Mark Twain.A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-01
OLD BRIDGE

Miss Lett Green was an out of
town visitor Monday.
William Burkert, Sr. and daugh-
Ter Nellie are spending a few days
with relatives in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Magee and
family, OF Spotswood, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Slower in
South Old Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Van Aris-
dale and family spent Sunday with
relatives at Browntown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wellman and
son Allan and Lester Scoby motored
to Long Island and were the guests
of Mrs. Wellman's father, Van
Scoby, there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Grace and
family were the guests of the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Emma Dobson,
in South Old Bridge.
Fred Shears and daughter Char
lotte were Brooklyn visitors over
the week end.
John Scherg of Brooklyn, spent
the week end with his family in
South Old Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
children were the guests of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Herbert, at Browntown.
Raymond Soden of Piscataw"
town, spent Sunday with Leroy Tice
IN South Old Bridge.
Helen and Frances Kossman are
pending a few days vacation with
relatives in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mergogey,
ST., entertained out of town rela-
lives over the week end
Mrs. j. Scherg, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
2umple and son Paul .Jr. and Ber-
lard Rumple and Berry Slower mo-
,ored to Soldiers Beach Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Green en-
ertained relatives from Brooklyn
Yer the week end.
Mrs. Edward Van Arisdale and
children Mrs. Alvin Benson and
Scorge Tice were Perth Amboy
business visitors Monday.
Richard Wood, of Cheesequake,
vas a visitor in town Sunday.
The Misses Ada and Louise Thorn
Ind Margaret Andrews were out of
own shoppers Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-01

successfully passed the state board
examination.
The various churches which have
been closed in the borough during
the month of August will hold all
the regular services on Sunday. Sep
TENDER 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-01
KEYPORT

Edward w. Young, of New York.
IS spending several days with his
grandmother, Mrs. Anna Osborn.
Howard S. Tilton. of LOT Branch,
is the guest of his uncle, William A.
Tilton and family.
Mrs. Ernest Munich spent Tuesday
with friends at New York.
Several people from the borough
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-01

made a trip to New York in one Of
the Aeromaripe flying boats Tuesday,
arriving at New York just twenty
minutes from the time they left
the local plant.
William Cresswell, of Brooklyn, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. H. P.
MeisOll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-01

Mrs. Fred l.. Schildknecht and
daughters, Dorothy and Edith, are
spending several weeks with the for
C. Barker, of New York.
Samuel Singer. who recently was
graduated from the University of
Pennsylvania Dental College, has
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
SALVATION ARMY

Evincln% the kcenest desire to
ail the Salvation Army in its work
Of rchabilitat:rg the poor ard dtsti-
tuje Of Their ccmmunit!cs ,cpre-en-
tative business men Of W;iGcvi'!c.
fredericksburg, Ashland. Waverly
Suffolk, HarriSonburg and tliftor
Forge have been appointed mem
hers Of the Community Ah <",y
Board II these cities. These A;ivis.
ory Ro.rds will aid the arEy b.
bringing to its attention all case:
of poverty, deSertion. n"@lic enct
juvenile delinquency, ctr, that como
to their no.i:r and which ma: he
rrnmtpty handl.t by the arn.y with
out intcrcfcrcnccs or trespas sir! 81
the grounds of any other charitable
organization in the community.
Field Directors Perrine, Ste@man
Guc.;n, Herbert, Diggery and Mrs.
Mary Y. Wishman, who aided II
forming the boards at these places
report that there is widespread ap-
nrcciation Of the activities of the
army during the war and since, and
that t:ls interest has been hap
pencil by the Advisory Board plan
which will function as form OF
community Social Insurance" The
plan WAS put into operation las
year in the twe3ty -four western
states OF the Union. where 10000
business men. clergy
nm, ana other civic leaders under
took the Advisory Board duties ir
the 1000 towns where the plan was
put into effect.
The results have been 'highiy
gratifying" and as consequence
il was determined to put the pla-
;nto effect in the eastern part of
The country this year where indus
trial conditions have materially in.
creased he need for mental, physi-
cal and spiritual support that the
army ha., rendered during its care"'
for forty years. 1t is hoped tha'
the Advisory Board nlar
many additional cases of de&titutor
will be properly cared for and that
The ARM will be able to extend its
services into every part
Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
Fake Di,urce Mill FampS
iured Husbands From ..Irre

White Plains. n. y, April . :
Ten gir'H. each s2hoo!cd in ';:c u
OF vamr.ng., comprised the "sr-rr$-
o,ndent .sah" Of Herbert f. Mile,
sought a. ;hc operator OF a Ma"h;Ii-
tan divorce mill, according > jn:"r-
nation gwen by District A::r:"ay
Lee Davi.- here yesterday.
Mr.. Davis haI just Interviewed 4
Jerk .prmcrly employed by the
"!Hivorcc Magnate,' who "sa;,in~d
the operation Ct the mill. Vixen
crist WI. to be turned ostt, the dts
sr:d. Miller would select the g;rl
pest cal! l.atcd to win a place c thc
sooi gr.rcs of the huSb'1i 'cS 2nrl
against ard give her "a 'asSi2n-
;ncnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
RESOLUTION

WHEREAS; It has pleased God
in His ~ Wise Providence to re-
move f.uln our midst our beloved
,comrade and friend. G. Marshall
'Schcfeu a comrade who had en-
caarsd himself to all by his modesty
and ma"ly virtues, and who, whcE
cuty caiied in defense Of his country
responded without; hesitation, and
who served with valor ard gallan.
try at i'll times during the world
war, and who upheld in the perform
arce Of Il at duty the best traditions
cf Virninia. now therefore BE- It:
RESOLVED: rat we his com
rades of Alexandria Posi- "a, Amer
lean Legion, Go deeply deplore his
:oss, an! extend 10 his sorrowine
family cur heartfelt sympathy ir
this hour Of their bereavement, be il
further:
/RES0LVED: That a copy of this
resolution be forwarded to his fam
ilv. copy Of the Alexandria Gazette
Cor pu5i:cation. and spread on the
records CT this Post.
American Legion, Post "a,
Ch.s. R. Morrison, Secretary
-0-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
Chief Flynn Declares L. S,
is Now Pressing
Hunt
DEFER REWARD BOOST
SOme &C Radicals Have Left Ccun-
try Ard Search Is World Wide
Department Of Justice Mum

New York, Apri! 2.-,!mportant
facts IN possession Of Federal and
municipal authorities bearing on tie
solution Of the mystery surrounding
thc Wal. street bomb explosion Of
Septem5c" is, 1920, were made
known ':trc yesterday from TWO o.
i"ial sources.
William J. Flynn, Chief Of the
Bureau OF Investigation Of the De-
partmeri Of Justice, stated that the
perpetrators had been Identified
weeks ago ny agents Of the de-
partner; rs members o. the same
TadicaI group Of p!otcers responsible
:or the bomb outrages of 1919 in
:-arous Eastern cities and that
"i@oroua :nternationn; hunt FOR them
is IN progress
This announcement was Substar-
tiatei by 4 statement before the
Board Of Estimate by Maurice T..
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
Y. N. c. A. Notes
Railroad Men See Pictures-I.adies
GYM Class.


.F!asfc. of Action" the war PIE
;rIrc shcwH to raiIroaHmen and their
families at the Mt Vernon S,hool
:,ouSc last night. drew 4 splendid
crowd. ard very much delighted
lose present. The railroad Y. NJ q.
c. A., was in charge.
This ",iaul war picture which Is
the grc:tcst feature film the govern
mcr. releases for public audiences,
lakes he spectator through
FLASHES" Of the entire war from the
'.-yinniug to til" Pcrshing parade in
Washington. The last reel had many
familiar scenes to delight thos"
present.
SccrctArq Wallace, Of the Y. NJ.
{. A, <rokc briefly on the Asso-
c:at:on :rd its p2rpo!cS, explaining
the work that had been done at ii"
Potomac yards during the past few
raonths. and the plans for the fu-
;rre. Tv eNty health talks and nine
religious addresses have been given
in the machine shop and transfer
shed Offices. IN addition to this
magazin,s have been furnished the
train crews that lay over at~the
yards.
The Potomac Yards Y. NJ. e. A..
is %ett;ns well organized and other
meeting. are planned for The fu-
,'Ir". r
The meeting last evening was
hrlA urGcr the auspices o.: the edH
ratiunal committee which vii! CO.
orcrare with the other committees
in social and athletic work. Miss
Virginia Proctor was at the piano
ard furnished excellent music
throughcut the showing Of the film.
The educational committee Of the
Ladies Auxiliary Of The Y. N. {.
A.. am ounces The opening session
of the women'S gymnasium class ut
thc Your" Peoples Building. Mon
day cv"ring, April 4, at o'clock.
TIC costume for these attending the
class viii be soft. soled shoes. black
s.ocking=, dark bioomerS and Mhite
mildly blouse.
The committee also announces
that prospective students Of the
courS. VII be welcome Monday
night an: urges all registered stu
dents 70 be present whether they
nave thln cost:m" completed or
rot. a. lie first lesson will be given
at that ,,mo. The course vii! be
ten lessons. The class viii be linn
tied to forty members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Work began Wedne >day on the
rack. TIE progress this far has oe"n
exccilcna. Inside Of fiftcn days We
hope and expect 10 have track TO oe
proud CT a, Alexandria High School!
The SQUAD :hat is cut IS showing up
i'.ne in the breaking in. M;dkItf seems
70 BE- leading in the distance work a
well as II the dashef. Moore. Cor!t"y
and Myers also are dong well or The
distance runs, while Suthagd, Mid
kiff and Moore are running wei! u
sp"in:s. The we:gh; men have 10;
bctn uu; much. pph!. " aie. Oliver an
Petit. are showing form with shot
Foiv vaulting. discus, and ;..e jump:
ing events will Start next week.
Senor Francisco de Coroavcl.o, a
talented musician. was kind enough t.
favor the High Schooi students with =
r'ano concert Wednesday,. He hel"
The entire Stu!enr body Spe..bound
through several wCriel-fu. Se.cct .onS.
He then turned o. the JAN. He made
every one want to daNcr right away.
He closed his program with a won
lerfu rendering Of cur notibna! an
them. The S:udcn, oody then rose ana
gave h.m vote Of thanks. and cor
daily invited. .him~,o come again as
soon As possible, >
Wednesday afternccn Dg. J. I. AsA
ton gave "a lecture. the -thri al s@c-
les. -on the teeth Dr., Ashton has
been very kilN toztae' high &htoi By
giving up part Of MS weekly~recrea
,ion :ime to tel! TIE boys ana ei::s
h2w to take care Of the mouth and
teeth. am sure that ne appreciate
this kindrcss very much.
The girls basket ball team p!ayea
I in Fredericksburg last night. We have
not yet heard the outcome Of this
game. This was the last game Of then
season. Il Is said that the boys will
give them their haskct ball supper
scme time IL the near future.
Miss Garvn, Mr.. Hall and Mr..
Knight attended the district teach
crs meeting in Lecsburg Friday.
Charles Nike Houston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
Or. MARTIN TO SPEAK ON
VITAL QUESTION SUNDAY

Dr.. D. Fl. Martin pastor Of Trinity
" (. Church will speak Sunday night
on the al ;mportan: subject, How
can the Gospc! Spiritual, intellectual
ard PHYSICAL be taken to the thous-
ands in Alexandria who live and dc
practically outside IS Influence 2"
THIS is question thar should concern
every christian man and woman III
our city. The v2,o!ic is cordially in
vitcl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
CHILD KILLED. Is HtRT
WHEN GIRDER FALLS

New York, April 2.-iIi:aaef
Ryan, Of 1915 Third Avenue. was
,niIlcd yesterday afternoon and seven
Of his .;:aymatcS severely injured
when IN iron girder on the roof of
in INJURED shed at 2l7 East Ninety
fourth street. crashed to the ground
rirning them beneath It. Fifteen
children were in the shed when, the
girdcr gave way and brought down
other beams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
MASONIC NOTICE

4 cal.vi communication Of Alex
md ia Washington Lnd@" No. ~,
y. +. and 4. NJ. will be h@ld in
he teH!! !e on Mondav. April 4.
1921. 81 a. III. for The rurroS" Of
naying the last sad tribute IL oar
Brother c. Marshall Schoficid. 1t is
requested by the Master that mem-
hers having automobiles will use
hem on that occasion.
79-lc. Page Waller, Jr., Sccty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
PARK kER-GRAY SCHOOL NOTES

The scholars Of Parker-Gray Schoc'
have contributed the sum of $3.50 t
the Matthew F. Maury Memcr:a'
Fund. This amount his been turned
over 70 Capt. W. H. Sweeney. superin-
tentlent CT schools.
The Hallowell SchcNl Alumni have
contributed the sum of $500 to assist
in paying for winlcw shades fc,
Parker Gray School. Checks for tn:
amount have been accepted by ths
City School Beard.
The same organization has d2nate'
the sum Of 50 tsward the purcahsc
price of a lantern slide set for visc;al-
izei instruction in said school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
Interesting Services
At Second Presbyterian Church Iomor
row. Special Exercises Mern-
ing and Evening

Large congregations are expected
j, both services at the Second PIe<oy-
fer:an Church as they vii! be Of spe-
.:al intercs.. In the mcrn!n" the pas
or will preside and Mr.. Howard 3.
0inw:ddie Of Philadelphia, Pa. Will
,neak or Missions. Mr.. Dinwldd'e is
he son cf a former pastor. the late
Or. VIM. Dinwiddic, and has been a
Useful 1ayman.
AT the evening service the pastor,
DR. Jno Lee Allison, Will speak OF
Church Goals" Special music by
large chorus choir al both services
and another class will &c received IN
o the church. 4 large Easter offer
M was made las: Sunday an! viii ns
.nno@nced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
Bargains Ready
Varied Assc rtmcnt Fer National
Prosperity Week Starting
Monday

The biggest and NOS; varied as
sortnlcn. Of genuine bargains ever
ofrcrcd inc buying public Of Al"xan-
ir'a will be placed on sale fer the
week beginning Monday b. the mer-
chants oi this city. This will mark
he celebration of the National
Prosper = Week. The merchants Of
this city in common with those
n-cryw!1rre in the United States.
have planned 20 induce the public
10 buy. The result has been q ma
.ionaI m1vemcn. in the reelection of
thr high cost Of living. Downward
prices II practically every line Of
,.,errhanci~e on sale is the slogan
IF the merchants.
This opportunity amy ncver' come
again. As some Of the articles to br
7,aced or sale that week the prices
will be relow cost This is in line
to start the public hayine orcc
r,cre. 80 more high prices, but
genuine bargains.
The sp-ine goods have recently
been received bv the merchants and
the pro, cea 20 give tho buying pub
SC tie |,...refit of ali rev goods al
greatly reduced prices.
! Whistler OF rot you contemplate
tnvinc. i will rar you to visit the
stores any day this week and see
,vhat bargains ere offered by the
ep,rshants. for :h;s big event,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
Street Sweeping
To Be Done Every Saturday Night
To Arrest All Who Throw
.nn1"nced.


Tie summer schedule Of sweeping
King street at night will begin at i
,'clock tonight by force of men un-
1cr the direction Of City Engineer :,
Dams Office. This schedule will b?
maintained every Saturday nigh; here
lr.er during the summer months.
i!cretcfore the streets have been
.wcpt on Saturday during the day and
or Sunday morning when they ap-
peared as dirty as ever in moss cases.
Mayer Duncan today gave orders
% Chief GOODS 10 have al persons ar
rested ull halcd into court Monday
who swc>p paper ard trash into the
streets after the street cleaners f:A-
sh. The police tonight expect 10 ar
rest a number of persons who Il i
alleged have been guilty of this prac-
ice. In each case il is announced fines
w;ll be imposed and no one wao vio-
!a.es the Jaw will be excused. In this
xay the city officials hopc 10 have
Kin. and Royal streets, both .cf when
are to be swept at night. clean every
Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
SUNDAY SPECIAL. S1.0G
NDlts~

Cream. of Chicken Vegetable
I,aii=heS ard Spring Onions
Water Crcss
Lettuce and Tomato Einaigrettc
Roas. Young Chicken with Dressing
Comport Royal
New Potatoes Norfolk Asparagus
Ncw Spinach Caul:f!owcr in Cream
Home made Strawberry Ice Cream
Assorted Cake or Strawberry Short
Cake
MIX Tea or Coffee Dict or :ced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
Real Estate Transfers
Deeds For Three Pieces Of Property
Recorded

Thom@. J. Fannnn and son have
sold to Charles +. Brenner, a house
md lot on the west side oi Alfred
between Wilkes and Gibbon.
Miss dorothy Mumford and others
have So.u TO 1,irs Annie VI Henry
house az! not on south SIDE If Com
r.ecce street, between West and
ncyton streets.
Mrs. .haria Marshall and others
haYc sola to Martha C.. Robinson
and Lucy NJ. Robinson, horS" and
lot No. tl2l Duke street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-02
QUARTERLY MEETING AT THE
FREE METHODIST CHURCH

Tie first service of tie third quar-
.e:ly meeting was held at the Free
Methodist Church last night. The Dis
.r:c. Elder Rev. F. NJ. Sandys was il
charge.
There will be service tonight a.
80 and en- Sunday at il a. m., 2.3o
and P. NJ.
a cordial invitation is extended 10
all to attend.
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vi he in Bethel cemetery.

vii be in Bethel cemetery.
The funeral will befattended by til.
Masonic fraternity, memoers of the
American Legion, members Of the Re
Vance Fire Company and burial
will :" private ans will be
with Masonic nonors. This members
Of the american Legion will wear
thc;r uniforms. Pal?bearers will bt
selected from the various organiza:
TORS CT which he was lnem5er an
also from the firm Of King and Son
Inc
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NOTICE

A called meeting Of thr Reliance
Er%;ne Company No. ), will be held
.sr g o'clock tonight to take action
on the Cca!h oe C.. Marshall S1hc-
field.
! By o,;.er of the Vice President,
;7a-lc. a. s. Aankin, Secretary.