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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
D. D. BOAT CLUB
ADDS IS MEMBERS
Now Has on its Roster LA
! Active Mem
hers
REGATTA PLANS
REGATTA PLANS
Club SoCn to Acquire King Street
Wharf Property-Othcr Activities
cf This Club.

A .argely attended meeting Of the
Old Don inion Boat Club was held
las right.
George D. Hopkins, chairman of
the board Of trustees reported that
the legal matters connected with
transfer of new property of club
we're about completed and transfer
x:ould probably be mace within the
next week.
Charts Of the entire Potomac river
have been framed and will be hung
in the club room within the next
few days. This will be of great
,onveniences to members.
r. NJ. Green, Jr., chairman OF
commi:tee on club dances reported
that me two dances given were well
attended and much enjoyed. Messrs.
Z. T I.aw,er. Jr., ard J. NJ. Dur
can, Ir., were added to this commit
tee.
Coach Carl J. Mueller, having
more than his hands full with the
many new applicants for rowing ron
RS. Lionel f. Beetor vas appointed
assistant coach. Some splendid
rowing material has recently joined
the GLIB and the crew arc shaping
I'D we'll. Several crew: will he sent
70 the Southern Rowing Association
Regatrd at Baltimore rcxt month
and local rega5tas will probably be
held here and in Was.inri :: ~
effors will be spared to c":'i iuc the
good work Of last wear and put Alex
anGri2 where she belongs in the row
ing game. Windsor ". Sampson.
ocn OF the owners Of the saced boat
"Gcra!dirc," has kindly offered its
services TO the club as 4 coach boat.
A number of members VINO have
hcen sway attending college. have re
turned and were present. \ wei,
come home" smoker VII probably be
arranged the latter part of this
month when all Of them have reach
Cd home.
The following were elected to mcm
5ershiIpaat this meeting: a. Gordon
B..rke<111 Walnut street: d. G.
:ccrsa 3O% Prince street: John 4.
Duncan, 500 Prince street; Robert
e. G~aham, % Roscmont Avenue:
P. r. Henderson, 2l9 South Payne
:trcet: Jno l.. Kerns, 705 Pcnde!ton
street; NJ. S. Martinez. 429 North
Washington street; j. Kent White.
500 King street; W. II. Cloc, III
Nortl: Alfred street; W. NJ. 7. DcS-
rnond, 1924 Cameron street: Henry
,. G:.sson, Seminary Hill; Theodore
Harris, 5O2 DGke street; George Hoy.
1906 rrincc street; w. H. Leef, 2OG
South 'Patrick street; Windsor ".
Samp=on, 419 Wolfe street; T. E..
Wicker, 203 South Lco street.
TIL, club now has 17i active mcm-
hers or its roster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
Painting For Moose

A handsome oil painting entitled
"The Moose Call" has just baen
completed by ]. A. Killian, of 1915
Duke street and this afternoon was
placed in the window of Frank Mich
elbach. The painting was done for
Virginia Lodge No. 1916, Loyal Or
.!er of Moose, and will be placed in
.he Moose Home at Dixie and Royal
streets. 1t is forty-two> by forty
FIVE ilrhes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
Baraca Class
John Garland Pollard To Address
Members Sunday Morning

John Garland Pollard, formerly at
torncy general OF Virginia, will at
9:l5 ,'elock Sunday morning deliver
an ada ess before the members of
he ]. +. ~. Curtin Memorial Ba-
raca Ri6la Glass of the First Baptist
Church He viii rsoeak on "Christian
citizenship" A cordial invitation is
extended to all persons interested to
hear Mr.. Pollard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
First Excursion
st. Mays Sunday School To Give
Affair Thursday

The first excursion from AleXan-
Aria .hus far this season will be
given next Thursday to Marshall
Hall by st. Mary's Sunday School.
The excursion will oe parish affair
opecic attractions have been plan
ned and free cake and ice cream will
oe provided for the children. An ath-
ctic program also will be given un-
der the direction of Lawrence Cor
bett. The boat will stop at the Cam
eron street wharf at 1880 a. m., )
D. m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03

startly asailed with wholeale at
tacks Upon persons Of particular
creed, attacks which, if not inspired
hv passionate excitement, would he
regarded as purely wanton. Such
things can only be deplored as mani
festations of human traits which,
fortunately. are manifested chiefly
urder abnormal conditions"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
Three Funerals Today

The funeral! Of Mrs. Sarah Nir-
@inia hammond, widow Of James W.
Hammond. took place this afternoon
It 4 o'clock from her late residence,
l3 Cedar street, RoscMont, and Was
conducted by Rev. Robert Browne,
pastor of the Methodist Protestant
Chur.h. and Rev. Raymond ".
White OF Baltimore. Burial was in
he Presbyterian cemetery. The pail
bearers were Fulton Henderson, O..
Il. Kirk. II. D. Xix, Clinton Lind
:cy, Paul Lindsey ard irwin Lindsey
Tho funeral of Mrs. John r.
Zimmerman, who die'l Wcdncsda,
afternoon, took place this morning
from hcr late residence, lis North
Alfret street. Service, were cor.
iuctcG by Rev. Percy Foster Hall
rector Of ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church, and burial was il st. Paul's
cemetery. The pal!bearcrs were NJ !.
l.. PRICE. c. Marion Price, James S.
Smytn, Alfred Thomson, T. W. Rob
;nson and Col. John F;rney, the last
named Of Washington.
Fgnera! services for Mrs. Julius
Pcltor were held this morning at her
late residence. 517 Cameron street
and conducted BY Rev. P. P. Phil:
'irs, formerly rector 4 st. P2uI's
Episcopal Church. The body was
,hippel to Newton, Mass, for buria!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
Business Resumed
Internal Revenue Office Now Open
For Sale of Stamps

Internal revenue stamps of all de-
nominations are again on sale in
the office on second floor of the
7ostoffice building. Under instruc-
ions from the Treasury Department,
the office has been closed for seve-
ray days, but it has been reopened
]. I'd business resumed. Patrons Of
the office can govern themselves ac-
ccrdingly in purchasing stamps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
Accotink |. 0. 0. F.
To Hold Memorial Services Sunday
At Pohick

Accotink Lodge No. rs, Odd Eel
lows. will hold memorial services at
Pohick Church, Fairfax county, next
Sunday. A sermon will be preached
by Rev. E. w. Mellichampe, rector
Afterward the graves of the men,
bers vii be strewn with flowers.
Speci.l committees will decorate the
graves. All members are urged to
attend and bring flcwcrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03

ed initially. still was unknown pub
iicly. The negro was ssrited away
during the rioting. There is a po-
lice charge of assa lit against him in
connection with alleged attentions to
young white woman elevator OPP
orator here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
Irish Drive Ends

Yields $2537.25-Committee Winds
Up Work Last Night
The total collected during the
progress of the Irish drive was
$2537 25 it was announced at
meeting of the executive committee
held last night in the<rooms OF the
chamber of commerce. This fund
will be turned over to the general
committee with headquarters in
New York. 1t will he used for the
relief of the starving women and
children Of Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
ORDINATION At
EPISCOPAL SEMINARY
One Priest and Four Dea-
Gems Are Ordained This
Morning
ATTEND SERVICE
Bishop Suerry Ordai:is His Own Son
Bishop Brown frcs.;!ss--Lihrary
Dedicated

With ordination services this morn
ing ct II O'Clock IN the chapel, the
rinctr- eighth annual closing cyer-
lises Of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary CT Virginia were brought
10 = close. Orc w@s ordained priest
and four were ordained deacorS. The
exercises were presided over h r..
Rev. William Cabe!l Brown, d. D.,
bishop Of the Episcopal Church in
Virginia, who conducted the ordina-
ton services and the sermon was
preached by Rev. William A. Guer-
ry, D. D., bishop Of South Carolina.
W, r. Shacklette was ordained
,riest and the following were ordain-
ed deacors by Bisnop Erown, Doug
las ". Ncff, c. l.. Monroe and
Robert A. Magill
Bi<hon William A. Gucrry, of
South Carolina. ordained his own son,
Sumner Guerry, as d aeon.
These bishops assited in the cere-
non;es: Tucker. of Southern Vir-
~ir;a: Gravatt, cf West Virginia:
Thompson Of Southern Virginia;
lett, Of Southwest VIRGINIA.
The ordination ceremonies were
attended by large gathering cf Of
aeiaI.: Of the Episcopal Church. alant.
a; whom came from distant points,
end they were very impressive.
The rot2ole feature Of the @raGua-
.ion ox"misos 1t the Seminary yes
;er!ay afternoon was the dedication
cf the rev Packard-Laird Library
building. This is the most beautiful
building on tie "Hill" and is mamo-
rial t, the late Dean Packard and
- MS sor-in-law. Rev. DR.. Laird Of
Delaware. After the luncheon which
was very largely attended and served
in me l;Arary. portrait of DR.. Pack
ar! was unveiled itv his grandson
and a portrait Of Dr.. Laird ~ his
daughter ard Bishop Brown made a
brief address and Bishop Tucker of
Southern Virginia read a historical
memorial Of Dr. Packard, FL! of
literary grace and charm. recalling
the rare personality Of The dear old
Rab." cvokin@ both tears and laugh
ter frcm his audience, many oi'whom
had 3een students under Dr. Pockard
ard his contemporary. Professor Rev.
D.. T.apnell Ct st. Andrews Church,
Wilmington. Del, tcld Of the sanity
character Of his intimate friend. Dr..
Laird: and Mr.. Joseph Packard of
Baltimore. sen Of the former Dean,
recalled the beginnings of th2 !;hrary
20, -. -, ,.l,orI N, ON princ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
iiant!it Leader C0nfcsscs
&l,9OOOGG Tciedo Robbery


Toledo. June 3.-Iiarry Fisher, To-
!cdo has entered plea Of guilty to
zach Of 10 counts in an indictment
charging him with conspiracy = dis
92sc Of bonds stolen in the $l,cO0,OOO
yos:ollice ROBBERY. Stuart Bo!!n, spe-
cal prosecutor, announced at noon
.oIay.
The plea was entered before Fedora!
Jasge K;ltits May s. bat has been
kept secret to investigate certain re-
ve!a-ion$ said to have been made by
Fisher.
In announcing Fishers rea Of
.uilty Bolin also divulgcd the names
If two Of the actual postotiicc roo-
bcrs. who have not yet been appre-
hended. They are James Calson and
Edward O'B,ien. Both are named in
the conspiracy and robbery irdict-
ment. II is alleged that they in COM
pany With Joe Urbaytis. George Reg
,Ys ard Charles Schultz. took 10 mail
sacks containing slG00,000 II loot
from the postoflicc early in the morn
;ng cf FEBRUARY Il.
The arraignment OF Wanda ur5ay-
lis, indicted yesterday with Father
Gorck, Of New Chicago. Ind, and four.
Others, probably will be delayed IN
til the priest and other defendants
are brought here from Chicago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Frank Kraft Expires Early Tc-
day

Mrs. Frank hrall Expires Eari! lc-
day
Mrs. Lydia A. Kraft, wife of
Frank Kraft, died suddenly at 1:50
,.'clock this morning at her residence
1916 Prince street. Only about half
an hour before her death she was
aiken Ill and before medical aid could
le summoned, she expired. Heart
trouble is thought to have been the
cause of her death. Mrs. Kraft is
survived by her husband. The de-
ceased was a daughter of the late
Andrew and Mary Penn Cheshire.
The funeral arrangements have not
vet been made.
Mrs. Kraft enjoyed a wide circle
of friends who were shocked to hear
Of her sudden death.
THE Blue RIBBON SHOE co.
Is Still Running Cuk Prices
We Use The Best Materials
4O7 King Street
110-26tc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
Sixteenth Annual Excursion
ALFA AERIE No. S71,
FIR ATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLE

Thursday. June 16
TO MARSHALL HALL
Steamer leaves 1890 4. M, 2:30 p
m and Z p. M.
Adults, SIS cents. children 81 cents,
Including war tax
1920
ST-Pocketbook, containing two
two five dollar bills and some papers
Finder please return to Gazette
Ofice and receive reward. 1929
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-03
WEATHER REPORT

Fer ;liis section.-Partly clcudy
and warmer today; tomorrow un-
settled, probably showers; cooler
b.; tomorrow night
Evening star., 1921-06-15
MORE REDS TAKEN
FOR SWEDISH PLOT
Authorities Learn Moscow
Gave Money to Capture
Northern Fortresses.
M HAL oTtIAH1HTY.

NJ HAL o1txAllnA11.
., oss's 70 The star sad 6n,eass Daily Ssvs
STOCKHOLM. Sweden, Juns iS.-
Further investigation BY the stock.
holm police Of the organised plot 70
fomsnt revolution in northern sws-
den. Finland and Norwiy ana to sep.
arate the whole Of the northern pen.
insula from the established govern.
meiits has caused additional sSrsstS
among the Finnish red suards now IN
Sweden. The authorities now have
definits evidence that the leaders un-
der arrest received money from Mos
COW. enabling them to work quietly
but systematically toward capturing
two strong fortrsssss In northern
Sweden. One prisoner possesssd d..
tailed plans for the forti4oations 1t
Boden with sketches OF the ~.
proaches showing the best means OF
overpowering the garrison.
Considering the tact that the popu-
lation in the northern parts Of Sweden
and Norway are widely scattered. the
ganda had undermined the loyalty OF
many individuals. making. the path to
q revolution easy. especially With one
or two strong forts in their hands.
Furthermore, they could establish con-
nection with the commvnists in the
Murman territory to the east and
within q short time control the north.
ern country clear to the PetchorA
river in Russia Throushout that dis
trict the communist partisAas art the
most numerous, while the surveillance
by the regular army 10 dimcult. only
isolated garrisons bAlnE scattered
along the frontiers.
The Immediate result Of the disclos.
ures probably will be resolute action
countries. especially the red Firms
who have found refuge In Sweden ana
Norway since 1913. All the northern
military posts are being Derongthsasd.
~ = ss,s - - ~AAA . Aot1AS.r syAAAr,~
Evening star., 1921-06-15

/ The sun, II It were Q hollow sphsrs.
would hold . million globes - Arte
AZ the earth.
Evening star., 1921-06-15

LINCOLN AS EXHIBIT B. By Har-
veyO'Higgins and Edward H. Reede,m.D.
An amazing revelation Of Lincoln's secret
mind-a brilliant, audacious analysis.
THE WASTED GENERATION, by
Owen Johnson, hardly past its opening
phases, is already acclaimed as. his
supreme novel.
LYONS AND MISS MOUSE, by
Royal Brown, in which the Prince unex-
pectedly discovers Cinderella working in
the advertising department..
THE SIGNED MASTERPIECE, by
Frederick Irving Anderson, is that elu-
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Some of the other features in this great number are

sive detective tale everybody has wished
the magazines would print.
A MATTER OF MEDICINE, by
Robert Hustled Chambers incidentally,
son Of Robert w. A new author with
refreshingly new bag Of tricks.
THE COMING OF GOWF, by P. G.
Wodehouse, is farce Of the widest kind
gorgeous Bit Of nonsense;-comic opera
without songs or music.
THE WILLS OF GOD, by Herbert
Kaufman. The concentrate of book
shelfin single page. A ringing challenss
to every pessimist and gutter.
Evening star., 1921-06-15

Women's. 36 to 40. Stout sizes AZ to so.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
Pathological
Queshons

Questions
i, BY what other names are the
ten commandments called in vari-
GUS places in the Bible?
2. Did God allow the people to
come TO the top Of Mount Sinai
while He was speaking to them?
8. God commanded Aaron to as
sIst Moses in what way?
a: WAy was Cain Jealous OF
Abel?
S. To the court of what king
and Tor what purpose was David
called2
6. Was Galllee remarkable for
Its fertility of soil?
Answer to Yesterdays Questions
/. Sackeloth garments were worn
by mourners, and In extreme cases
they were worn next to the skin.
2. Omri chose Samaria the cap
ital OF the ten tribes OF Israel.
3. The Lord had chosen Saul ia
be captain over the people Of
Israel.
4. Israel was governed by the
House of Omri for 40 years.
S. "Galilee Of the Gentle" was
given to Upper GaIllee.
s. Samuel selected David be-
cause God Whispered to him that
none OF tho other sons OF Jesse
Yas the chosen nne.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
.EAHER AND SON
|. EVEBTSHERESOON
Program for the ActiXi.
ties Worked Out BY
Y. M. C. A.

At a meeting OF the Boys worI
committee at the Y. NJ. c. A. las
night the program was outlined tol
tho Father and Son week, which II
the second week in November.
The program outlined is as fol
lows:
Monday-All parents are request
ed to meet with their children in
family circle this evening. Get &C
Quainted with your boy.
Thursday = This evening ban
ouets will be held in each OF thu
five districts in which the city II
to be divided, for the Father ant
Son week.
Saturday-This is recreation day
In the after noon the boys and thelI
fathers will take hike together
sunday-Snecial services will bt
held in all the city churches OF
this day.
The fatherless boys OF the cit!
are to be sponsored by the sonleSi
fathers. Every fatherless boy shoulC
report to the Y. NJ. c. A. and &C
qulre a father. and every sonlesi
father should acquire son at thu
'N'." This is a splendid idea ant
should he readily accepted by thu
men and boys OF the city. TIT
children OF today are the oitizenI
OF tomorrow. Men get acquainted
with the future leaders OF THU
country.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
.LAJ AND SPjlL
BLOCKS TRAFFIC
Ties Up The Movement
Near Martins Drug
Store

With an empty wooden spool
from which the thread had been re-
moved, a rubber band, two match
es and a disc made from q cross
section Of q candle, Joe Arcoro, a
ten year old Italian boy, obetructed
traffic on the corner al Martins
drug store for, upwards Of half an
hour this morning. Joe, however
was aided and abetted by a num-
Der Of business men, and women
and school boys who stood around
and mare suggestions along the
lines Of Improvement to wonder
full device which the youngster
had manufactured out Of the raw
material described.
what is it?" asked prominent
coal operator, nosing into the
crowd, and addressing, Joe.
"A British TANK answered the
inventor without looking up.
The spool was a nordtnary wood
en- affair, with the diameter Of
the ends about quarter Of an inch
greater t:1an the body. By passing
the rubber band through the hole
In the center OF the spool, making
a cotter pin Of match, through
the blight OF the band at one end
passing the other end Of the band
through hole in the section Of
candle which he used for wash
er. Joe's tank was ready for &C
ton. All he had to do then, was
to pass a match through the blight
OF that end OF the band, twist the
match round and round and round
unHl tie band was spiral as
tight as he could get It, lay the
machine down on the ground and
an the rubber band strove away,
with one end OF the match trailing
along behind itaeting as a steering
device. After travelling few feet
and the power began to slacken.
Joe would pick it up wind 1t up
again and start 1t anew.
Great mountainous heights OF
more than a half inch were climbed
by the monster. to the great amuse-
ment Of all the boys and girls, both
small and Grownup.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
MIERzUIIA FUNERAL

Anthony Miersula, aged As, eni-
p1oyed as blacksmith by the Con
solidation Coal company at its Mid
dleton mines, died yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock after a long Ill
ness. The deceased was one Of the
best known men Of that community
and his funeral will be largely ut.
tended by friends, associates and
various fratePnities with which he
was affiliated. among them the
United Mine Workers organization.
The body was prepared for burial
by UndGrtakers Carpenter & Ford,
The funeral will take place at one
o'clock Sunday from the F1llsn
Catholic church and burial will be
made in the Polish cemetery at
M6nongah.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
MADE
SHOW, CONSPIRACY
O.
Filed With i deral Court
at Indianapolis in
w. Va. Cases

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 20,
.-Affadavits designed to establish
the existence of an unlawful con
spiracy between union coal miners
aud operators were introduced to
day in the federal courts hearing
on an application for a temporary
injunction restraining the U. M.
WIS Of America In its efforts to
organize the West Virginia Goa
Ifiend centering around Mingo
county.
The BordeSland Coal, Corporation
in seeking the injunction on be
half OF three score operators ask
ed that any order IL granted, sci
aside WACO agreeDlents between
the union and operators in organ
lied fields throughout the country
Judge A. B. Anderson, sought to
conclude the case today but coun
sci was doubtful whether all evi.
dence could be completed as this
defendant wished to Introduce
numerous afEadavits which they
said would disprove contributions
OF the complainant that an I'M
lawful combination existed he
tween the operators and tht
union.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
M0NoNGA

MonongRh has more BtofesSt hRn
any other town twice It's SiEG In
tSe county, fourteen grocery store
besides the Consolidation Goal Cos
and II. D. Martin. carrying ttll
line stores. Max Bear and Tony
Moosy, ladies and gent clothing
stores. Miss Anna Watkins mil-
linery store. Dindsor Drug store
D, Leroy's variety store, Kenneth
Curry automobile supply and re-
pair shop, Norris Silyerman, mon y
and boys suits. made TO order, An.
MononSah needs is less spealr0asles
and more work.
Twenty members Of the Poe6h-
ontas Lodge here mostly lRdies,
gave the Pocahontas lodge In
.Fairmodt q surprise last night
when they went to the lodge room
door with their masks on. Fair
mont lodge appreciated their pres
ence so much that they in turn
gave them a Halloween social and.
supper.
Herschel walls is I'll at the
nome Oh us pdt SANSt A' N! ~
Wade Walls with as attack Of
scarlet fever.
West Monongah High entertain,
ed at a Halloween social last
night.
Mrs. Melvin Moon and grandson
Jennings Moon left yesterday for 3
few days visit with Mrs, Calvin
Moon OF NewburTT
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Curry,
Mrs. Fred Watkins and MIS- y.
B. Shorden motored here from
Grafton and we're the guests q
Miss Anna Watkins.
Mrs. Nm. Garkin is spending
the week visiting at tho home pt
her aEther Joshua Smells q
Boothsville.