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The Washington herald., 1921-10-29

The Secretary of the Interior. AL
bert b. Fall, returned to Washington
yesterday morning with President
am Mrs. Harding and the White
House party which went on the
Southern tour.
Mrs Fall. who is still at her home
IN New Mexico, expects to join the
Secretary here early next month
The Washington herald., 1921-10-29

Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr, wife of the
Director of the Consular Service.
has returned from a very brief
trip to Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-29

I The Ambassador of Chile and
Nine. Matthew have returned from
New York where they spent a
week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-10

death Saturday at Dalton, when the
house in which he resided alone was
partially destroyed by IRE Of an I'M
known origin.
"Thc Giant of Borneo," huge
negro well over 7 feet who has been
travelling with a carnival company,
passed through Moultrie Saturday on
lis way to Troy, Ga. The negro says
us name is Joe Worthy and that ms
home is Troy, instead of Borneo, as
advertised by he carnival.
Fulton county will do its own road
work for 1921, according to the
county commissioners. The county
gang has increased 80 per cent in the
last six months and the labor short
age, the main reason for letting con-
tracts last year, overcome.
Mrs. Dorothy Wavis, a 24-year-old
bride, tried to commit suicide at her
nome in Atlanta Saturday. Soon af-
.er taking bichloridc OF mercury she
decided she didn't want to die and
elephoned Grady hospital for as
5istance. Her condition was pre-
nounced dangerous but not fatal.
j. H. Jones was elected mayor of
Bremen Saturday.
II. S. Brown, OF Atlanta, captured
4 'possum on Whitehall street early
Saturday morning after an exciting
chase.
Milk has been reduced by a num-
Der Of Savannah dairies to % cents
a quart, a reduction Of three cents.
Haston Ward, 8 years old, of At
lanta, was accidentally shot and kill
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-10
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Central Time.)
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-10

ed Friday night by his cousin, Earl
Kelly, 1S years old.
Former Congressman Charles l..
Bartlett, Saturday was elected presi-
dent of the Macon Bar association to
oucceed Judge Molcom Jones.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

Through an arrangement with
the Farmers Cotton Oil Co, | am
now in position to do machinery re-
pairing for the public.
REPAIR WORK SOLIC-
TIED on GASOLINE, STEAM or
ELECTRICAL Machinery. Steam
Engines. Indicated and boiler
tests made. Tractos work spec
ialty. viii go anywhere at any
time.
w. y. Ivey
Machinist and Engineer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Thieves Get S4,52s,453 Loot
in Chicago District in 1920

Chicago. Jan. 3-The amount Of
.oot obtained by thieves in the Ch:-
caro- district in 1920, based on bur
diaries. hold-ups and pocket p'ckings
alone totals s4,52s ,453.40 an average
,ailv loss of $42.435.
Tmbezz!cmen.s and fcr@erjes, run
nirc into the hundreds Of thousands.
are rot inc uded in these figures, a
comried by the Police Department.
Records show that of this vas: loss
OILY S1.403.954 was recovered. This
that more than $3.O00.00O was
the net less. THIS compares with a
record Of $3,543 500 stolen in 1919.
with police rccoveries Of S972,699.
During 1919 there were S.9S8 rob-
berry complaints turned n to the Po-
ice Department. A record CT the
exact number during 1920 is unavail-
able. but it will exceed $4,000.
The value Of the thousands Of auto
mcoilcs s..olen * not included.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Arguments Made on Several
.Dcmurrers at Morning
Session
PETIT JURY IN SESSION
Several Criminal Cases Scheduled TO
be Heard at This Term-Court
Largely Attended

The January term Of the United
States Court for the Eastern District
Of Virginia. Judge Edmund Waddill
residing, convened today.
There was a large attendance =.
the opening session Of court, among
those present being 4 number rf out
cf town attorneys.
A runther cf civil cases were pre-
santcl at tie morning session.
In the suit CT the Metropolitan
Trust Company Of NV York. against
The Washington Utilities Compan!
demurrer armund anI sustained anti
motto, to dismiss replication over
ruled and case set for January e.
IN the case cf David X. Garnet
prain$t the Maryland. Delaware and
Virginia Railway Company demurrer
argued and sustained. Motion r. re-
rind in the case Gf kaenc Z. Webb
and John w. Webb against the
,n,cr;can Railway EXPRESS Com
nany was argued and ease taken un-
de: advisement.
Trcrc is no grand iury at this
tcYm. Several criminal gases OF the
docket hcwcvcr. arc scheduled to be
heard by the pct:t jury at this term.
The prosecution will Be conducted
ny District Attorney D. Lawrence
Grnn~r, of Norfolk.
The petit jury n this term is az
fellows: Jslian Y. Williams G T.
Hclln'uth, J. Kenneth Ait"hcson, Geo.
W. Rontz, Sr.. A. d. Rr6cke.t, ". c..
Dru,y. W. 7. Sa"sEury Frank !.
Benson, Gsorgc zn&iii::iry. J Il.
Eddineton, c. j. Clemors,; /. c f.
George S. NJ. Lomax. d. G. DeJar,
nettc. w. W. Wright John II. Cheat.
wocG. Richard Carter Robt. Thomas,
+. L. Dunn. Z. D. Helm, Georc" H.
Pittman. J. J. Fairhart. William +.
Anderson.
Among the out of town attorneys
attending are State Senator O'Con-
nor Goolrick. Fredericksburg; Wynd-
ham c. Meredith, Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Boy, in Pitiable Plight,
Rescued Praying in Hills

Oakland. Md. Jan. 3.-Ernest
Guegy, aged about 90 years, was
found in the mountains in nitiable
ccn&;:t;on, following q note written
tc the Rev. H. F. Blink. pastor OF the
Lutheran Church. Westernport, sta
ting that he was going up into the
mountains to pray.
The vourg man had attended SER
r:ocs there and later in the day
Rev. Mr.. Blink received the note.
After a day or two interested par
ties set out in search for him and
he was located near Grantsville in
distressed state.
Your Gce~v is regarded as above
tha average in intelligence ard had
thought CT entering ministerial ca
rcar. He was great student OF the
3:bie ard was locked upon in his
community as leader among the
Younger classes in church work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
ATHL LETE GIVES BLOOD
TO SAVE MANS LIFE.

New York, Jan. 3.--Josepa Brooks,
who coached the 1920 football tear:
at Williams College and is 10 coach
the 1921 team at Columbia, was
chosen from among twenty-five soal-
wart young Americans. eN-cGilege
athletes and A. T. f. officers yes
terGay evening to sacrifice his blood
for the sake of Julian Dick, wealthy
ycuag cotton broker and field artii-
lery reserve captain who was acct
dcntal,y shot during a New Years
Eve celebration.
One and one-half pints Of blood
were trans'fused from Brooks ann TO
that of the wounded man, and It was
announced that Dick had rallied
Slightly, was stronger and had {
bare chance for recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Constantine RestowS First Decoration
On Italian Propagandist

Athens. Jan. 3.-kin@ Constantine
has hegrn the holding Of audier cc*.
O1een Sophie, acting for ConsTan-
-ine. Yesterday bestowed his first
decoration On "A foreigner. the I!al-
ian newsnaper correspondent, SLgg-
hianti, who has been conducting ;ne
roval propaganda in Italy.
The Paris declares former Prem
ier Gn@naris has been unable to main
tain his desire TO protect. the follow
-e.# q NJ. Neaizelos in thea: effices:
ard that coalition parties in Greece
will be impossible when the families
of tie Venzelists have been comrell-
cd to flee.
Prince George, brother CT Con-
startinc, has gone TO Paris. The
crown Drince is in Budapest. bu-
the date of the marriage to the
Run,anian princess has not yet beer
fixed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
X. or e. PTAN WIDESPREAD
WELFARE WORK THIS YEAR

New York, Jan. 3.--Plans 70" ma
tional activity Of the Knights of Co.
lumbus for 1927 pre- announce! in a
statement by William J. Mckinley
Of New York. supreme secretary OF
the organization.
TIL. Knights will continue the ac
tivitics OF their 2oC0 councils il. 10
"al charities and civi" movements.
The rational organization will con-
centrate its energies on X. CT c.
educational work in free night
schools, scholarship for former
service men and extensive lecture
bvre&u work. One hundred new
schools are planned.
1t IS probable that this year will
witness the onenin@ of the X. CT
c. Welfare Club in Rene and the
commencement in the event OF ac-
ceptarce bv the American Legion,
of tic ~rcst 5000 coo National
Memorial Building in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Tie Up On W. V. Line
Hundreds of AlexanGrians Delayed
Two Hours Saturday Night a.
Result of Accident

Cars on the Washington-Viro%
RI; way Company's line were tied VI.
for two hours Saturday night ana
hundreds of AleXandri&ns who hae
o'&r-ei t':rs 10 theatres and New
Years celebrations were doomed {;
disappointment Equally as many
A!exanGr;ans on the other side Gag.
20 get to their home also experience
the same difficulty
The motor hus lire operating i,s
tween the rwo cities carried capacity
crowds and many vert to the union
station ard boarded steam trains for
Washington. A number cf persons
also t:ired private automobiles. \ ma
icr:ty, however. who intended spend
ing the evening in Washington after
wa;sing nearly two hours abanioneG
the trip. The $40 O'Clock train ou=~of
Alexandria got a far a. Lloyd anf
remained their I'll after . o'clock ar.
r:y:r" in Washington about 9.3f
o'c'cck and sou:hborieid train wa
caught just north of the highway
h~sct.e. About 900 ocock traff;c va:
resumed. Officials of the road said
that III" tie UP was due T. the break
ir:.s Ct an electric cable Of the uriar.
ground trolley ut Fourteenth ard G
streets, norttweSee. Washington. .sar
ing c.:e ,jne without pawer.
Officials Of the railway company
explained tba..-the break IN the carle
reacted to cause bareback" in our
rent at the Benning Power plant
which supplies power to the systim
causing temporary shutdown. at tn"
par. Worknen repaired the damag
cd cable IN record time, it, WAS stated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Prize For Tag
y : 2
J.! Herbert Ts.yler; Of This City Sc

u Herbert Iayicr; Of This City Sc
:. cures Award Z
j. Icrbert Taylor, ::of Alexandria
th;ef Of the nlva. Identification ser
vice. has been awarded a money priz''
of $50 by the Navy Department fp'
h:s su..ges:ion Of a service ideat:fi
cation tag. which is said to be super.
Tor to anything Of the kind now in use
1t consists Of finger-prirt impres
sicn etched on moncl metal tag
with The name cf the wearer. the btt:
cf his h.rsh, date Of enlistment an
h;s service nunfocr. Moncl metal was
selected in preference 10 aluminium
or cttcr material because it has me,'
Drc-ch ;n-bn !ndestructible under al
nclma, conditions of earth. fire an
wascr.
Durn- the late war aluminium IA"
were found to he valueless in tn
cases cf soldiers who had been hurie
any lcr-;h Of time, due to the action
cf the ACES of the soil and the bodie
The morei metal tags have bee-
adopted ~ the Navy, and similar &C
ton i expected in the Army am
Marine Corps. where the aIun:1Iur
i;''e:,::f' cation tag are in use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

The Chamber Of Commerce has
about. perfected arrangements
through the efficient cooperation OF
Mrs. 4. Clifton Howard whereby the
employment bureau at the posss Of
fee, 2nd floor, will be kept open
every Monday and Wednesday from
$50 M, to 1890 y. m, and ell la
For seeking employment should ap-
ply there.
This bureau will undertake to Sc
cure domestic help for housewives
and all women dcsirous of securing
domestic employment should apply
at the postoffice on the above days.
Mrs. Howard has kindly consented to
DC hi: work without charge and at
70 little Inconvenience to herself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03

meetings and assemblies are forbid
den, six adults being considered a
meeting.
The notice issued yesteyay is in
addition to a proclamation recently
announced recurring that the cccu-
pants of houses affix list of resi-
dents on the inner side of the door
and holding them responsible for the
conduct of such listed persons. E
Naepur, India, Jan. 3.-A boycott
on the proposed visit of the Duke
of Connaught to the East[and a tri-
butte to the memory of the late Lord
Mayor MacSwincy of Cork. were
voted in resolutions adopted by the
Indian National Congress in session
here. A message Of sympathy to
the Irish in their struggle for inde-
nendence also was drafted and dis
patched.
A royal proclamation to India, is
sued in London last August, said the
Prince of Wales would not visit In,
dia this winter to inaururate reform
legislation. but that the Duke Of
Connaught. former Governor-Gcne-
raj OF Carada, would undertake thesc
duties. Dispatches which appeared
in the London newspapers
forecast that the Prince would not
o,.1.a tha trin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
De EaIera's Recall Due
To Split in Sim FeiT

New York. Jan. 3.--Eamonn 90
Valera has been recalled to Ireland
70 s-iffcn popular opinion there
,o'a'~,. any settlement at variance
with ihc constitution Of the Irish re-
7u1::c. Every member Of Dali Eireann
n this country has been recalled for
.he same reason.
The supreme test Of this idealistic
-rpuffic IS at hand. and, in the ever.
';f S!nr.> FEN or the uDrecogDized gov
,rnmcrt Of Ire!arG accepting any sert
f compromise essentially against the
constitution they pledged themselves
% support the secret organizations
inown as the -Ea-Gaei is ready
20 take -he authority on. Of the hands
NJ De Valera ard HIS followers an1
wage a new war for complete seces@
SION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
MEETING OF AUTO BUREAU

The Chamber of Commerce be@s to
announce that at the first meeting
of tie Automobile Bureau for this
year it will have the pleasure OF
havir... with them DR.. s. NJ. Johnson
General Director Of the Lee Highway
Association. who will address the
Bureau tomorrow, Tuesday right
at 8 o'clock p. M. ard all member"
of the Chamber generally are invited
to attend.
AS has been before stated the Lee
Highway will traverse the Little
River Turnpike from Alexandra to
Winchester and when completed will
cpen up country which should be
Of great value to this city in every
way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Capt. Donohoe Dies
End Genes in Richmond Today-Resi
dent Of Fairfax. Va.

News was received in this city to
day Of the death CT Caps. s. R. Dono-.
hoe, federal prohiait:on inspector f;s
.i1c state of Virginia which occurred
his morning in Richmon:i. His dcitn
followed "A weeks illness due = Al
operation.
He was res:den. of Fairfax fo.:
:lbout forty years. having estab,isne;
the Faifay Herald in 1883.
Capt. Donchoe was a veteran of he
Spanish American War, having serv.
ed in the Fairfax County Company
Bridage He represented Fairfax
County IN the Virginia state senate
for several years; was a member OF
The beard that reviewed the tax sys-
sem Of the state and served for abnu.
two years as auditor of the STATE. ne
,.:av,r@ declined reelection:
He was sevcnty-cne years o. an
:s survived by three chiidrcn, DR.. $.
r. Donchoe Of Norfolk; Mrs. George
E. Robey, Mrs. F. F. McCand!ish.
toth OF Fairfax. He viii be CURED
at Hampton, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Popular City Official Victim
ofPneumonia After
Short Illness
I'm OFFICE 80 YEARS
Brave Confederate Soldier and Ef-
ficient City 0Hicial-General EN-
pressions Of Regret on His Death

G:sy Tax Collector Patrick F. Cor
ll:s..;;, >evcn;y-eight years old. died as
$50 o'ccck this morning at his reai
;erce 224 South Lee street of pneu-
non:a. The deceased was taken i'll
December % and since that time mis-
oniition steadily grew worse.
Mr. German served as tax collector
f ire c.ey for the past thirty-thres
consecutive years. from July ], 1887
As TAX collector ne succeeded the lata
Ioha T. Hill. On numerous occasions
ne deceased he'd opposition but no
always was elected by a large ma
jc.:ry each time.
Mr. German was one Of the nf2sb
fai,i,tul and efficient officials Alex
an,tr:a has ever had and numerous ex
.n.sss;ops CT reEret today were heard
throughout the ciby when MS death
TaS announced.
Tie deceased was norn il Ireland,
February II, 1872, and came TO Anne
:ica when but about five years OLD.
IN cary manhood he opened a boiler +,
hop and for many yearS cperaten q
tacecrv on the river front under the
:laoe cf German ard Petit.
At me outbreak of hos.ti!it!es be-
,weer tha states he joined the forces
of TIE Confcderaay and served
throughout the conflict. berg = mera-
rr CT the Alexandria Artillery,
',rcwa a KenSper's battery. Mr.. Cor
ran u-as Grave confederate sol.
Ter ard won his Iaureis during the
tcur years of the conflict. Al the
.cz.qge q: 5:sshe var: he returned to Alex
andr;a and resumed his business.
Announcements Of his death was tho
cause cf expressions of synpathy
;;seysry, city Official. he haylng
won ire atimirat:o1 Of all By us gen.;
s-al STRAIGHTFORWARD dealings through-i
ius his ,,cng and honored career.
: Tic deceased in addition to being
FAX collector was also identified withl
number Of business interests in the
:itv, for many years being ali ott'elal
,s I'll. German Cooperative building
association. q He also was an act1vf
nen her Of F. Z. Lee Camp. Gohfed-
t.rata Veterans, being a past COM
manlcr Of that camp. Deceased waa
;. mtl,hrr Of Fitzgerald Council, No.
l59, Knights Of Columbus, and q
meeting cf that organization will be
held at O'Clock tonight TO take ac-
;ion ~ his death.
Mayor !. VI. Duncan today appoints
I'd r. +. German, .Jr.,, son Of the de-
ceased TO fill the vacancy caused by
his fathers death. For several year3
past ltr has been acting as deputy tax
collector.
He is survived by the following
. .t:ldr~n: DR.. Edward A. Gorman,
Mss Mary j. German, Mrs. J. Reece
,,,atorfi, Eugene *. German, FTanl6
!. German, James II. German and
Patrick f. German, .Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
NEW YEARS EVE PARTY

Miss Emily Coates entertained at
New Years Eve party at her home.
at Lloyas. These present were Miss
Margaret Taylor, cf Washington,
Miss Mildred Wayne, of New York.
Miss Dorothy Coe. Miss Virginia
Coe. Miss Edith Maddux. Miss Mar
earet Butler. Miss Theresa Boyd.
Miss Meta Glasscock, Miss Dorothy
Carrenter, Messrs. Edward Taylor,
Sheppard Taylor. Wade Butler Goo
Bovd George Smith. Everett Jamess
Milton Stonnell. Marvin Hudson
Robert Saffell, Ralph Saffell, Ralph
Hawkins and Stuart Coates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
4 CLEAN CUT, CLEAR STATE
MENT OF FACTS

&% l-3 per cert off. the PLAINLY
MARKED price, Of fverv NAN and
ROYS' SUIT. OVERCOAT and
SEPARATE TROUsER in the house
Anticipating return in the Spring
to nearer normal conditions than have
existed the past Two years. we de-
cided to take our loss at one big
swallow and give our customers and
friends. the immediate benefit,
All sizes and STYLES in YOUNG
MEMS CONSERVATIVE and
STOUT. SUITS.
Decided redrcticrs in MEMS
euIPTs. UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY,
S7EEcKwFAR, etc.
R,ER's 415 KING STREET,
Mex. Kaufmann, Propfietor.
PIE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
DROWN IN FOOT OF WATER

Trenton, n. j.. Jan. "a man
and Il bahy were drowned in foot
Of wafer, ard seven other persons
were cut and bruised when an auto
mcl;ie in which they were riding
skiGIcd and turned over into a ditch
near here yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Recover Auto
Machine Alleged to Have Been Stolen
In New Haven. Conn.

In New Haven. Conn.
An automobile said by the police
20 have been stolen in New Haven,
Conn, has been recovered and is held
awaiting identification. The recovery
of the machine was made last night
oy Policemen Dur,cr and Magner
when they arrested a man giving the
rame Of Leonard Rossman for ,vi1lat-
Eg the speed law. The police say that
they discovered Connecticut tag and
it was covered over by a New York
iicense tag. According 10 the police
RcsSman finally admitted to them
that he stole the car. He is being
held awaiting word from the Conncc-
ticut authorities. The machine IS an
Oldsmoble. He told the police he is
from Hudson. y. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
FOREIGN WAR VETERANS
WILL MEET THURSDAY

A meeting CT Russell Mitchell
Post. Veterans Of Foreign Wars vii!
be held Thursday night in the hal!
Of thu Dreadnaueht Athletic Club "a
King and Washington streets. Al.
members are urged to attend.
A special train will bring a krge
delegation of members Of this or
ganization from Washington. They
will be accompanied by the fife and
drum corps which will furnish the
music.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Friday. May l3. Only J'ns
Day :. %cw Year

Have ycu studied your 1921 calen.
lar? If you have'nt. The following
tsbulat;on may be in,o:f':''l'',.
Easter Sunday fai'S ~ IaEch .,
the earliest date Si!c' 1918.
Al! the nationally observed ami
vcrsariss are embraced IN Shc frs.
half of the week. W@shln"ton's
F.irtaday is on Tuesd..:. Memorial
Day on Monday. independence lay
on Monday, and Christina. Day on
Sunday.
The only "hard luck" dav in the
year IS Friday. Nav l3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Week OF Prayer
Services Open Tonight at Second
Baptist

Week cf Prayer services tonight
will be held in the Second Bspt;s.
Church, Rev. DR.. E. V. Register vii
preside and layman will make tn.
address. The theme VIII be Thanks
giving and Confession"
Offerings will be lifted at the sew
eral meetings daring the week o.
prayer, and the fund there from viii
be dedicated to the Near East Eclie.
Fund.
The pastors will lead but laymen
viii make the addresses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
STATE BUYS PROPERTY

A large number Of the property
owners whSsc places We're advertised
80 be sold at public auction today fot
delinquent state taxes PAD their
ol's this morning Property of rhos.
who had not paid was purchased by
the state. Eventually it is thought tn,
former owners will redeem th" prep
erty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the National manganese
Corpora ton. to be held at the 1ff;ce
Of tie company, l87 North Fairfax
Street, Alexandria, Va, Saturday,
Ian. 18th, 1s21, at 100 q. M. Paul
sIen1ar, secretary. 21l-12c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
$50 eco BLAZE WIPES
OUT BUSINESS SECTION

Georgetown. Del. jim. 3.-Fire of
nrknnwn origin earl! Yesterday
,norri,ic DESTROYED the principal bus
iress section cf Georgetown entail
ing loss Of approximately $50 900.
Mes. Of the loss was covcre.s oy n
surance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
Mules Kick slcws up Man and
Stable: Maud lrhurt

Uniontown, Pa. Jan. 3.-Erank
PeloEe, stableboss, yesterday found
a stick Of dynamite and pu' n in MS
hip rccket. Later, while wo:Mng
n the stable he was kicked by !. mule
The dynamite exploded, blowing Pc
lone TO pieces and destroying the
stable, but the mule was unhurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
NOTICE

Tho annual meeting Of the. stock
hol'e~s Of the alexandra Bui'din"
~ ican Association Will b" nesd
I.nuarr - 1921. at 1880 p. M. a.
SCI Kr~ street
2-3c c. r. Waller Jr. Sccgstsr'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICE

A called meatirg q Firz@rrald
AAss@~Nv, 18th Degs"e. kni"Hrs o
Cn!nr t',us. wiIi he helG tonight N thH
I vce,ilr Hall al 8 o'"lo"k. to take nc
tion on me death Of P. F. Gorn1an
Sr.
PIP. N. J. Mcfarland /. c.