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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
REAL ESTlfTE FOR SALE
WantctI-l,r;,I Estate
5tCTIONS-LEGdLS
Legal Notices
EN ORDINANCE
ny .H...F

90 ,A'pIo'"i March "a, lJ2l.
20 pEoA!pt IN" use sand, gravel or
Mhiyi iah.n from tho bed OF ShocI<uc
St'%h az any polHt between the river and
- intersection T..h Magnolia Street. for
any iug.u>:.
hE ~ ORDAINED HY THE COUNCIL
OF inE CRY os RICIIMoND;
Thn; 10 s.nd on gravel taken from
Sht ped -! sn"vkOe CrecE or Sitnin thirty
feet OF the waters edge. AT a,y pulni be-.
t%cen "a nies RIVER inld the intersection Of
the raiG cre"a with Magnolia Street. and
no water oi ia. said creek between the
GAIA noin'- ,nalI be used for amy purpose
.'.!at'Nci, either IN tne construction OF
houses -: Ia The laying OF pavcmcni- Or
"hinS ~ concrete or mortar nor shall
any Sucb water b" used for washing
clothes or any ether purpose. Any rarson
violating iIt pro.!s!u:.d of tnis section
Sati! Day - nh' ut nor less than I'VE dol
lars nor more Than twenty dollars. Ycgov-
cradle BEFORE either OF IN" police JUSTICES
% th- :iy ui tSlt hIuruu or tn" iuvCuii,.
Court. 90 tn, case may he.
This ordinance ahnil be IN force from
- passage.
y Copy -1rstc:
ALE II MCDOWELL,
#,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
ROOMS IND EO.fKU
'E<M ESTATE FOR REM
Apartments and Flats

Beautifully furnished
flat Of 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath, located in
West End. Immediate
possession. No chill
dren. MORTON G..
THALHIMER, S &c
ond Floor, First Ma
tional Bank Building.
Phone Randolph Sd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
AULTIONS-LEG.iLS
Legal Notices
DEPARTMENT. OF puIii.tC worries.

OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT Or puHLtC wORKS.
March ~. 1874.
Scaled propnsas viii be- resolved at
,h!a Ollie uni! - o'ci"ck noon March 20.
1871. for tho following, which may DO
awarded in whole or in part. to-wit: Fur
niShinS and delivering v!i-lt.d pipe and
cast IRON frames ANA toNu'S. IN .uCh guam
i:tio~ nS may t- ordered from timr to
lime. not exceeding period OF six monhs
Forms OF proposals. can h. Obtained ON APP
pl!catiun
\ certified ,hecl, for amour. stated ON
pro1ost!S mus; aCCouIDiny rJCh bid a
guaranty cf execution % contract. Thr
Director OF public Works reserves the
right tn reject any ana all bids.
ALLEN ! SANiiI.E
Dir,r,or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

TEE BEST AID IN this column is ths ad
tha' tells oil the facts about tho propo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

HAVE your home. SAM
tary; kill the insects by
spraying Duncan's Dis
O-F'ect-All, for sale by
best dealers everywhere ;
price Csc per ct. bottle;
none better. If your
dealer cannot supply you
phone Boulevard 373.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

YOU save money when you buy and sal
through tneso column
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
REAL ESTiTE FOR Sale
Farms and Land for Sale s


FARM for salcSs6 2s-acre farm. s-room
house. ~ acres clear. rest In woods: on
the Rithtnond and Washington High
Chiisburs store. one fourth OF - mile TO
hchooi. close TO two CHURCHES: for sale by
owner on place. Richard Morris.
GREAT BARGAIN-Old established coun.
try store; tne homo and fifteen. acres
good land: money;msksr: esery invest.
stock. Reason Tor selling. leaving coui,-
try. Price, $4,000. Write L 1857, care
Times Dispatch. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cnts, Pets

AIHEDALE PUPPIES. champion bred:
splendid show prospects, dam. by inter
national champion. Eootenai ChtnoOE .
weller. Guaranteed satisfaction or money
refunded. Age, three months: r-kis-
tered and perfect hardwood weaver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

ny o, c. TAYLoR & co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

WE have a client for. West End home.
Let IN know what you have for sale
PclS Rogers q Co.. Mutual building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

DOGS aud pet. OF all kinds. NJ. 4: VII
Der, 6lG W. Twents-eighth st. Mad. 100.
T:r ,he children IA rabbit for Easter.
SourT Bird Shop. Madison gcS-W.-
RABBITS for sale. 500 west Cary. Call
Madison 1858.
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Horses. CuttIe, vehicles 10

cOwS--iD or ~ fresh cows with calves
Dutch Gap Farm. Route Q. BOX az.
HORSES and dogs clipped. CruIis Stables.
Is South Tenth Street.
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Farms for Rent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

NOTE thar every Ad Is correctly iadaIed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

.trn large mirror. Ggitagl" '0r
nartc. chop o. GytEHrnthlilg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

We. nave several clients FOR homes south
Of Main IN the West End. Price, about
$4,000 What nave you TO oncrY j. a,
Connolly & Co.
WE stand ready TO rent or sell your prop
orty. Lat II With us. N. q. rhulhlmer
second noor. First National Bank Build
Ing. Randolph 81.
TO use these wsnt Ads Is 10 be sues OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
business Places for Rent

WE have Broad. Main
stores sos ferI. Gordo
lc.s Eas, Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

note lha1 every Ad il correctly indoIa1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

HIGHLAND fARk homes. Largest list
Brs; bargains. before buying see Chas
r. Ruehrinund, Sole Agent. AIliyon
Bulding S03i7 East Main Street,
DEAL country home q: roans, with ali
c"nFcn!ehces; usual oathuiidinSS and 20
acres OF lana. This property Is located
near trolley. railroad and National High
wdy. an ideal truck and poultry farm
with 100 good irut trees. fricc SlU
600. owner Viii consider mad. Ior
modern North Richmond home nyIand
Realty Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Case Set For Feb. 10th
W. and 0. d. Kwy, Co., Hailed Be-
fore Corporation Commission

Richmond, Jan. 29.-For 'failur"
IL carry out TIE commissions order
to provide a better schedule on the
Great Falls DIVISION" the Washing
ton and Old Dominion Railway Com.
cany will be summoned TO appear
before the Virginia Corporation
Commission in This city Febrcary 10
TO show cause why they should not
5c fined fer failure to obey the man.
date.
The Commission yesterday fined
the company 500 for failure to COM
ply with their order Of December /
to provide better service to patrons
of the line With the order Of De-
cenber l the Commission handed ont
Of fine of Sl,I50 to the company,
which has been appealed TO the Vir-
zinia Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Many Indignation meetings were
held by patrons in communities along
the line last summer and fall on &C.
cosnt Of the alleged poor service the
company was giving. The Commits
sion finally took cognizance of the
fact, investigated and ordered the
company to provide better service.
When the company ignored the COM
rission's order the fine resulted.
The .Albemarlc Telephone Com
pany Of Charlottesville was given I
hearing yesterday on the protest
against proposed toll rates between
Esmond and Scottsvillc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
School Parties
Pupils and Teachers in Mount Yer
non School Arlington County
EniOy SocialS

The fifth grade of Mt Vernon
School was very demonstrative in
the:- schoo, spirit. when they gave an
enjoyable party to their teacher Miss
Marguerite Waft.s, Thursday night.
January 27. from to 8 p. m, in the
school auditorium.
1t was very we'll attended oy the
pop.ls of that grade also the teach
ATS CT the school.
They played many games and seIv-
ed elaborate refreshments furnished
by the members of the class.
The school spirit of Mt. Vernon
school is very much IN evidence as the
differen: grades are, so enthusiastic
in giving their teachers parties in
the auditorium.
pn Friday, January 81, the seventh
grades enjoyed very pleasant party
given them by their teacher Mss
,Iabe, Henderson, complimentary to
one given her, BY her class, Just be-
fore the Xmas holidays.
The parties. were well attended oy
members cf the class and all the
teachers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Reports Gain in Population

Reports Gain in Population
The Chamber of Commerce reports
that in the year following the tax
in, of the January 1920 cersus the
population Of Alexandria, Va, has
increased from 1900 to 18,42l ac-
cording to survey of the larger cit
les of the United States, made BY
the News paper Feature Bureau. The
figures are as follows:
January, 1921, population 1922,
increase per cent 20; January, 1920
population 1900, increase per cent.
17.s; April, 1910, population l6'S29,
increase per cent, 5.5
The survey IS BASED on ecnlpara-
tive figures Of public school enroll
nent and domestic water services for
the close ef 1919 and the close OF
1920, together with reports on annsxa
tons of territory during 1920, max
irg an accurate statement of the city 5
present population possible.
The c:ty's survey included the fol
t,wirz information, from local sources:
Report Of superintendent Of schools
W. H. Sweeney, showing public school
enrolment Of 2,SO9 at the close OF
1919 compared with 2,S45 at the close
of 1920 an increase Of 96 or l-3 per
cent
There were no anneNations to the
city .dur;nS. the year 1920.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Work OF Firebugs
Three Recent Fires Investigated b.
Fire Chief Proves They Were
of Incendiary Origin.

A recent investigation made by
Fire Chief Kenneth W. Ogden dis
closed it Is reported that three fires
that have occurred recently in this
city were Of incendiary origin. It =
alleged that three young men Wee
responsible for the fires.
One of the fires was at the old
Eallowell School building on the east
size of Alfred between Princess ami
Oronoco streets. This building is IN
occupied and formerly was used as I"
school for colored children.
Fire No. was in an unoccupie!
house on the south side Of Wolfe be-
tween Royal and Fairfax streets.
The third fire was a pile of logs
in the alley bounded by Prince! Duke
Patrick and Henry streets.
A desire to see the fire apparatus
run is said TO have been responsible
for. the work cf the incendairies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Breakdown. Illness, Mutiny, Storm
is Log of Belgian Ship

New York, Jan. 29.--The mEs;er,.
of the Belgian cargo steamship Car
nonier. which was reported in dis
tress on Wednesday ard later re
norted safe. was cleared up yest"r-
day when he skipper steered her in
to port here and related tale o.
two months hardship, sickness ard
alleged muriny.
The ship sailed from Bordeaux N
November % AID was battered hy
gales and heavy seas every hour o.
the voyage. A week ago, running
short of coal, Captain Nicolas sad,
thcy put in at Bermuda to rns."ke.
Three fircmcn were taken i'll and had
to be left there.
After sailing again, five sail,rS
were alleged to have refused to hut.@'
from their hunks and to have threat
cncd the life Of the sixth. ar ~.
year old Frenchman, if he offered 70
take his turn at the wheel. The car
tain's offer to promote him and give
him bunk amidShips failed II re,
move his fears.
All responsibility fer running the
shin therefore devolved upon The
skipper, his male and three officers,
VINO. by this time. were becoming sea
weary.
On Wednesday during the heaviest
storm Of the voyagc the engines went
dead. The wireless apparatus l"a@
since had been out of commission IN
desperation, the wireless operator
after MANY efforts, managed TO send
the distress messages. which IN &c
count of weather conditions was
earblcd on its receipt here. Frae-
nle;rts Of the message. howcT"r, %:ed
to Isuspicions, that it was the Car
on ler which was in distress, 5u' de-
raigetnent cf the sailing compass
prevented the SHIPS operator from
Indicating its position.
i:ate in the afternoon, hcwcver, the
storm abated, the engines were re,
paired and they began to make pro-
eress for the first time in "a hours.
Upon his arrival Captain Nicolas
reported the alleged mutiny Of the
five sailors, who are Frenchpen, g
the Belgian consulate. Action against
them. however, was reserved pendin"
investigation of international Law
defining their status. The question
to be solved is whether the Belgian
consulate has jurisdiction over
French sailors shipping under thc
Belgian flag within a Uaited States
port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
l50, 900 ARMY PLAN
FACES FIGHT IN HOUSE

Washington, Jan. >29.-Storm warn
ings were UP in the House yesterday
over proposals. OF the Appropriations
Committee to pare the regular Amy
'own to 10000 men.
The Appropriation b.; making
provision for that number during the
next fiscal year was reported b.
Chairman Anthony, OF aa a7nr 'prla
ions subcommittee; but it was indi
>ated that Republican members CT
the Military Committee planned to
fight it cut on the floor. Severa'
members asserted their urrTallinsness
,oi acccut further reduction below the
$4,000 figure fiSel BY the Ho9sf
and Senate recently in a resolut!,-
which reached the White, House yes
>srday for consideration of the Presi,
dent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Police Court Gris|t
Dogs And Assault Cases Claim Al
tention. of Justice. Snow


While delivering papers last Thurs
day afternoon a white new'sboy was
bitten on the leg bv dog. He tod
the police that a colored boy SCI tic
dog on him. The co!orel lad "as
cited to appear. The white boy fail
cd to appear. Case dismissed.
When the nanle of R2ssel Tur-
ner, co!ored. was called to answer 4
charge made by Mary Lewis, colorea,
Of disorderly conduct, Turner failed
10 appear. Anyhow the court heard
Mary's statement and directed the
police to collect S5 from Turner.
Turner had been released on his ONT
reccgnizance.
When the case 'of jitney driveT
was called to answer charge Ct
failing to stop his vehicle when an
electric rar was tletraining passcL
gers, Russell Thompson, a conduc-
tor on the trolley lire, did not ap>
pear and the accused man was ac-
quilted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Successful Affair
Dance and Pictures Help Swell Hos
pital Equipment Fund.

pital Equipment Fund
The picture show for children yes
ltcrtay afternoon at the Elks' Home.
for the benefit Of the Alexandria
Hospital, was a splendid snccess, the
hall was filled and the little ones
enjoyed the performance greatly.
At g O'Clock the pictures were re-
seated; the Mary Pickord film, The
Heart of The Hills" 3 Mutt and JEFF
comedy and also trayelogue in col
ors was thrown on the screen while
dancing was in progress. The lights
we're turned off for this number, CIV
ing a most attractive moonlight ef'
feet.
The members of the hospital aux,
iliary board have expressed their
thanks 70 all who helped them. con
tributing to the sorcess of the az
fsir from social, artistic and fnan,
cial standpoint.
The picture were shown by MIX
+. Wallace, local Y. NJ. c. A, sec,
7etary, using the machine recently
given to the "Y."
The auxiliary board pledged to
raise one thousand dollars for the
hospital equipment fund, and prev.
ious to this entertainment had raisc1
more than half of that amount
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
IN MEM0RIAI

In sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear mother, ROBERTA
EVANS, vino joined the angles ere
year ago, Jancary 80, 1920.
In the graveyard silently sleapiaG,
Wherc. the flowers wave, -
Lies the one loved 50 dearly
In her cold and silent grave.
She is gone. hut net forgotten. =;
Never shall her memory fade,
Sweetest thought shall alwa3:
lirgcr,
(. Around The SPOT where sheris lfid.
One year has passed, dear n.or4'e:'
r j miss yol:Ef -, :.
:;F.riends :nr:EF5y. think the ~'our!dl is.
:. healed, @*%
But they do rot know the sdrsoN !" :
= That f;ss within my Eeaft. cors
= tealed 49,.
- By her lottns son,
25-1p. - Leonard Evans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Joint Meeting
Red Crcss and Public Health Service
of Arlington County 10 Meet
Thursday at Ives Hall

A Joint meeting Of rhe Arlingtoa
coanty chapter Of the Red Gross an"
the Public Health Service will be
held in Ives Hall, Arlington COUNT,
at s p. NJ, Thursday, February 8.
On that occasion amcn@ other IN.
tcresting features there will be
shown two reels Of health pictures,
taken during the war. The yearly
report of the county health officer,
the report of sales of Red Cross Seals
and the adoption Of the budget for
co1nty tuberculosis work will also
be on the program.
Everyone interested in better health
conditions in the country, Is invite!
to be present and TO brin" frienn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Extra, Coolidge in Jail,
But Only for Two Hours

Atlanta, GA. Jan 2e.--Calvin Cool
idse, f:cezpresideht-e!e spent E"o
hours in .iail hers yesterday. :. 8
He was, the guest CT Warden Zerbi5,
Of the Atlanta: Federal peniten.iaB.
Rirss Coolidge and Governors Dorsey,
ofs Georgia. and: Parker: of Louisiana.
The next ;Tice-preSfders did, not talk
ic any Of the prisoners, it was said.
later, tut simply made the rounds OF
the big prison.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Coolidge. here for the
Southern Tariff Congress, we're guests
at reception later in the day and
were entertained last night at the
CAPITAL City Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Organization L t fe c t e d
Thursday Night-0ffi-
GERS Chosen
FIVE COMMITTEES
They Include Physical, Educational,
Social. Religious and Economics
Next Meeting Friday Night.

4 railroad branch Of the ioca! :.
NJ. c. A., has been organized ut the
Potomac railroad yards. This organ
izatior was completed at meeting
of the men of the yard in the ar-
countants Office Thursday evening,
Secretary Wallace, Of the Y. NJ e.
A., began the work Of organization
as soon as the delegates from The
yards returned from Ii. fifteenth
international railroad conference at
Richmond in November. II. L. Cn,h-
ran, an accountant, was elected chair
man Of the executive committee; ].
II. .aV1ill, mechanic. was chosen
vice chairman; J. ". Ealney. CHIEF
accountant, secretary, and r. l.. Long,
nf the maintenance II way depart
!nent, treasurer.
Ii was decided to nave five commit
tees for the present and add addI-
tional ones as the organization dis-
covers the reed for them. The COM
nmutees for the present are physical,
educational. social, religious. and
economics. 4 board Of trustees viii
probably be selected later. but for
the present the business Of the or
nanization will be handled hy the
executive committee, which will con-
sist Of the officers and chairman o.
the various committees.
The physical department com
Mite. is Us follows: T. G.. E2liinEs-
worth. Victor Havrror, VI. l.. Parke-
ard J. e.. Conner, OF the mechanical!
department: f. f. R;Sdon. and D. n.
Knapp, Of the accounting depart
nert. and L. H. Madison, Of tho
transportation department.
Selected for the educational com
Mite. we're r. a. Wilkinson, South
err, Railway; G.. H.. Pcndelton, me-
chanical department; +. Hart and Il.
j. Price, accounting department; g..
Z. Butler. ]. c. Marsan and ". 6.
Jackson, transportation department.
Social committee, E. j. File. J. e.
Avrill. ". r. :IIuHphries, AMI N. j..
padgett, mechanical department.; 6.
Fl. McInturff, agency; J. A. G. Sl'us-
ter, J. V. Barrett. a. J. Nails. Clay
enee Rose, L. p. Monroe. t-srspoi1a-
ton department, and l.. a. Hopkins.
nlaintcnancc Of way I &:
Religious committee, J. y. Hughes.
agency; J. j. ,Sang$tcr, police DEPART
merit; ]. NJ. Cornell, accounting; J.
r. Harding. Randolph Harding, and
!. P. Butler, agency; f. Snefiinss,
arcornting: 0. I. KEYS and J. j.
O'Nel. transportation department..
Economics committee: R. f. Long,
maintenance OF wav. j. r. Harding,
agency; W. 3. Becker, Accounting; L.
". Ccivin, transportation. J. /. Cato.
J. r. Eddington. and }. }. Kelley,
Transportation: z. 2. Roberts anl
y. A. Harding, agency. These co1I-
.nitsees are to meet ana ;clec1 th";r
ow-r chairman, ard theS. shcirH1a.
xiii automatically become members
ot the executive committee The next
meeting of the branch aSsociation
,viil be ho.d il the Office % tie chief
accourtant Frid.r cvcrirr February
l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
IN MEMORIAM

IN loving remembrance of my wife,
RERTIE EVANS. whcm God call.
ed one year ago toGay, January
80. 1920.
BY her husband and children
Thou are gone but not forgottan.
In this great world CT strife.
Thou shall always be remembered
AS long as God gives me life
More and more each day | miss you,
Friends may think the wound i
healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies in my heart concealed.
Days of sadness still Come DER 7.s,
Tears of sorrow silently flow,
You cannot come to ne dear wife,
But. some day will come to yo,i.
o5-ip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
SWEET NOTES TO CALL
SHORE WOMEN TO JURY

Atlantic City, Jan. 29.--nainty
notes, framed to be inteligible rnth-
er than merely legal, will De used to
summon resort women to jury duty
in the Atlantic. City District Coure.
Announcing this Yesterday, Clerk
William Risley said:
Many women do not understand
tie eighteenth century pharaeology
Of the usual summons. We will TO-
It's women with notes written u
twentieth century English"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
BETTS-kELLY NUPTIALS

Miss F!crentine Belts. daughter Of
Nis. and Mrs. George Belts, ard Mr.
James J.. Kelly. .Jr. were married
Yesterday at the parsonage Of the
FIRST Baptist Church, Rev. Dr.. f. B.
jackson, pastor, officiating. Follow
in. a bridal trip TO HAMPTON, Va,
and Philadelphia. the couple will b.
at home to their friends at No. !,
Walnut street, North Rosemont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Bible Class Officers
" cstmiusfer Class Ct Second PreShy
terian Church Headed by
VI. 4. BrCnner.

The Westminster Bible Class Of
the Second Presbyterian Church has
elected the following officers 70 Se,":c
for the year: Nj. a. Brenne;', prcsi-
dent; l.. b. Alcxandc-, vice p-@sL.
dent: Carroll c. Ross, secretary; Will
liam f.. Latham, Jr. treasure: Glenn
L. Justice, teacher; J. y. Newell,
chairman OF reception committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
Locate Missing Girl
Rebecca Dawson. Is, Of Broad Rue.
Va, Returned Today

Rebecca Dawson, thirteen years
old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Dawson, cf Broad Run, Va.i
disappeared from her parents home
yesterday and this morning was lo-
Gated in this city on Duke
street extended by Chief of Police
Goods and Policeman Durrer. The
girl was visiting at the home OF a
relative of one of her Broad Run
neighbors and said she just came OF
a little trip, intending to return
home this morning. Her two
brothers, George and James Dawson
returned with the child this morn
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-29
TWO SMALL FIRES

.A chimney fire at the parsonage OF
Trjnity VI. {. Church. 600 Prince
street, occupied by Rev. DR.. D. II.
Martin, brought out the fire depart
mcnt shortly after O'Clock this al
ternoon.
A small fire caused by an over
heated pipe in the Carlyle apartment
shortly after 9 O'clock last night,
caused an alarm of fire.