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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
Petition, eeeeft 5,uaites'
eeiebe.

Baibington 8. 6eb. + Cine Reibe
bon Betitionen fir1b bent 4ongreb, 11a=
rnentli4 bon Biseoniin, sugegangen,
bie fi9 gegen Ole iogenannten Cont
tags ,Mue 2atps" ri6ten. Sdnmtli=
DIE poInii9e @eiemidnften uno Ser
eine bon Connecticut bdhe1 fi6 nn=
ter a11beren1 gegen Sic 9nr6fiibrung
oes Gonntogs5manges erfldrt. Mud
bon &anfafee, ST., Iiegt cine Beti-
tion gegen bieie @eiese bor. 9ie Sc
| iude aus 8isconiin fon1rnen aus 2a
grolie, Ssbfosb, Green gap, Neenab
l1no Wenaibo. Sic beflrporten 5lt=
gIeib eine Mn1enoierung bes BoIiteno-
men Erobibitions Ausfiibrungs :
@eiekes i'm Iiberalen Sir1ne burd
Sreigabe bon lei9ten1 Bier 11r1b 8ein.
aub Gbicago forbert eine berniinfttii=
ge Mbdnoer1ng BEG 3no11gsgefetes.
8iirger bes 9iitrifts Columbia, 5. 3.
Ser B1nbesbauptitnbt 8nibington,
|uno bon Bihsburgb, ga, iir6 Der
Anfidt, baB bieie 5reigabe BON Ieih-
tenn Bier nno 8ein urter5 perniinifttii
gen ginfdrdnfungen erfoIae1 fonte.
Die 8elpegung muB tatiirliid bel aG-
genei11er ,peroen, Inn eiHbriad bei Sen
&ongreBnritgIieoern au hnnden. gr=
freulih lit es iebod, BOB iiberbaupi
Sic Mnfdnge elmer Mgitotiot1 gege11
Sen Brobibiitions- 1sanatisn1lls fib BE-
merfIid mahen urto bnrh Bethionen
I'M rGongreifio1ral Necor6" gingong
geFltnoen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
Trieorid, 8ilbelm gibt elm &onsert

8erlit Z. Seb. = Errt5 Sr1eol1u)
Bilbelm BON BreuBent elm Setter Deg
friiberen be11tiden &aifers, Der f1f
lauger 3eit als Elm ausge5ethneter
Mufifer befo11rrt getDefen 1T, bat beu-
tie elm gioIinfon5ert IN Berlin gege-
ben, oeIIen grtrag Fir Die National1s
item Bortei beitiutntt tporoen 1T. Das
rabifale Clement bot bnrd feline Yrel=
lie erHdren Iafien, oaB Der Brt1t5 bel
Ter oaran tote, tpenn er fur Die nlge=
1neine Bobltatigfeit ipielen tDiiroe,
ODER oen grtrag IN Die eigene Salbe
Itefen uiiroe. Ser @eoonfe, ooB er
ober elmer Bortei 5uflieBen ione, Die
monardiii1iide S0een begiinlttge, mo- +
re lpeoer 5eitsendB, nod belonoers
flug.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
linn Sic 3rpuinuelen.

Hien, 8. 5eb - Die gsationalber.
iommluna bot Sic 3eaier,1ng ange=
'nieien, aeIebIide @dritte a,l 1lnter=
.nebmen, nm iid in BEN 8efit Der aron1
ilnpelen 5u ieten, Die aaiier 4ari
Dor feiuer 6Iuht aus bem aan0e &C.
5dlidt bate gnrur1ter lit berberubmfe
ssIorentiner Claimant, Der I'M Srie-
oensuertrag sssHfdlien 5ugeiprode1l
Ifpltroe. 1,n6 6eifen MusIieferl1r1g iest
EberInnat miro. Ser fribere aaifer be-
haiiptef, 6aB 9eiferreid ridh 5,1 oiefer1
sesl.tpeIen beredtigf tt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
2nder 1T billiaer aeiuorben.

geeu gorf, Z. 6eb. = Mrbufle
8ros quotierten 4nfangs lester Bo-
DIE feinen granulierten u3der gu Z
Gents oas Ef,tnb, mas Elm 3urnfge=
fen oes Breiies Inn n Gent beoel1te-
te. gpater fiinbigte bie Se6eral S1t=
gar Hefining gonrpanp einen Ereis
BON 6.85 Gents pro 8furto an, ben
nieorigften Breis. ber felt iiber 5fpet
sssahren aue peraeidnen aetpeien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
9eu1pfratifd,e 9artei.

8afbington, Z. Seb. @eorge
8bite, Ser 8orfiter1oe BEG ben1ofrati-
f6en Natiorrnlfon1itees. lit fdriffli6
|erfudt iporben, ei,le Sikurg oes Go-
Imitees fir BEN /. W6r5 nod ct. 2ou-
lie eir5nberufen. Sic Mufforoerllng
tDur0e bon 49 RifgIieoern BEG @o-
|nritees nnterihrieben. Die @efan1nt-
|aabI Ser NitgIieoer betrdgt 106. Das
grfuhen mar IN eir1em Selegrnmm
|enthalten, oas an 8hite iotpie an bie
WitgIieber bes Dor fl1raem BON inn
|ernannten GrefntibansidJuiieg gerid
tet tpar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
20 MiGiarben sdlnlbe11.

8ie1, 5. Seb. Die 8e1anmt=
|I1l1I6en Sefferreids belalifen fih
rr1unebr ouf Die Hiefenfumme bon 90
Miniaroen @ronen, nobel Sic @rone
'su benz @ert beredrret noroen it, ben
lie Dor BEN &rieg batte. DieIe Anfiin-
6igl1ng erfoIgte be1tte rtah elmer ST
tung 6es 4abinettg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
3a1t,1 1tu0 1,.1a6 aaMen.

Birmingham. 5. Seb. - Sci ue=
berreidung beS 8iirgerredtsbr1etes
Der Staot on Bren1ier 2loDo George
bielt 5iefer cine Geoe, nit Del9er er
Die flr5li1e 3eoe bes oeutiben Mus-
lanon1iniiters Dr. 5imons im 8eihs-
.taqe beantmortete, in Der oieler erfldr=
lie, 9euti9lanb tonne Die in Baris ge=
troffene gntldei6ung betreffs Der
&riegsentidd6igung nidt ols Ber-
banoIungsbafis annebmen. 9ie @nt.
tpoffnu1rg 9eut1blanos, iagte er, Jet
leit Ser &onferen5 in Spa befblernigt
aporoen unb miifie Biz S1li beenoet
iein. @s u1iiiie ge5mltngen tperoen,
Den 8erfainer 8ertrag budItablib 5n
erfinen, uno Ser &anonenntabere1
n1iiIe elm Groe bereitet tueroen. @ir
piiniben bon oieier 5eite feline net
teren nngeIegenbeiten mebr," erHarte
Ser gren1ier, 1no fiigte bin5u- Delitld=
Iano fann urb nrnB fir ben BON ibm
bos1piaig angeridfeten 4riegsidaoen
5ablen.
Griat fir Gbladtidiffe.
Bafbirgton, Z. Seb. - giner Der
tpidfiaften nnb irrtereIfanbeIten Bnnf-
te BEG 8iiitungsprogramu1s, 51t oelle11
sfnnabnte sndberitdnbige 1inb Diff
5iere BEN aongreB nufforbern, it Ser
8au elmer SIotte bon 2enfbanons.
9iee gallons iolIen IN elmer Sobe
bon etDa feds Meilen Hiegen;; tie
fouen an Die 5teIIe Der gruBen
GdInftidiffe treten un0 imftan0e
1ein, gar15e sf6ote IN furaer 3eit 5i
.aerffore1t.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

ed betterment Of the industrial sit.
uation. Lumber is operating on a
restricted basis, with reduced crews
some plants are still closed. General
belief is that this industry would
be greatly revived by adjustment
of freight rates. Building is ac-
tive In some sections though held
back by excessive costs. Demand fer
farm help is below normal. Retail
business is very fair. A sentiment
OF hopefulness prevails.
"Idaho-Improved conditions in
mining. agriculture. highway work
and seasonal activities have reduced
Building Is conser-
vative.
''Nevada-The employment situa-
tion is improved. A fair amount
of building Is planned. Improvement
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29
COAST BUSINESS
SHOWING GAIN

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29,---
Business conditions on the Pacific
coast are more encouraging, with
renewed lumber activity relieving
Ne employment situation generally,
according to report made public
By the United States department OF
labor.
Industries generally are attempt-
ing to stimulate trade by drastic
price cutting" the report said.
Declining construction costs have
accelerated home building in the
large coast cities. In rural districts
aad In the canning industries. de-
nand for labor is tending to in
crease"
An optimistic feeling prevails. the
report added, in the mountain dis
trict, comprising the states OF Mon
tana. Idaho, Colorado. New Mexi-
60. Utah. Arizona, Wyoming and
Nevada. In those states public
works are providing considerable
employment while prospects for re-
employment in mining and railroad
ing are somewhat brighter. Build
nag Is restricted principally to busi-
ness structures though some resi-.
Asnce construction is reported.
Parts OF the report. covering sew
eral Of the states. follow:
"Caiifornia-Considerable unem-
Sloyment is still evident. Owing to
ssme migration from cities. the
farm labor supply is abnormal.
Home building is brisk although
ssme construction is delayed pend
ing labor adjustments. Retail bust
ness Is good. Confidence in grad
sal improvement is generally ex.
pressed.
''Oregen--while unemployment is
n excess of normal. there are some
signs OF Improvement Activity in
lumber is more pronounced. A ma
3ority Of plants. idle for several
months, have resumed. in full or
part time. Fishing is dull and re-
ports indicate canneries will remain
closed all season. Extensive building
operations are deferred pending low
sring Of costs. Indications point
70 an abundant supply OF farm la
Dor. with decreased demands. Re
tail business Is satisfactory and in
austries generally are maintaining
esaservative progress. The general
foreeasa|is for improved conditions. |
"Washington-There is no mark. |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29
BONANZA LADIES HOLD
SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL

An Ice cream social was sfven by
the Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odist church here last Friday even
ing. July 22. A song number was
given by Harold and Mildred Chap
man. son and daughter OF the pastor.
and Leonard, Darrell. Kathleen and
Margaret Jeanne Bell. A large crowd
attended and the ladies realized a
neat sum from the sale OF their ice
cream and cake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

in the railroad situation Is looked
for within the next few weeks.
"Arirona-Building and highway
construction are picking up. while
agriculture is expected to absorb
n labor surplus. On tho othcr
hand mining and allied industries
show no Improvement.
"Montana-Part-time mining has
afforded some relief, though no
marked improvement In this line
is expected for three months. Build
ing is picking up. There Is some
activity In lumber and public works.
The supply Of farm labor is ample.
Railroads show little change. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29
Alcohol by Any
Name Smelled Just
As SUeet to Hin,

One young lady is out a bottle
of toilet water. $500 size. One hobo
hay pitcher. since hiked to other
fields. is in ditto. or II is In the hay
tosser. She says In effect, though
her choice OF words may have been
more refined. that she wouldn't I
give a darn. but the thing was a
Christmas present. She hadn't
touched a drop-weli. that's not
exactly the idea. either. She hadn't
used any of the preparation. but
was keeping 1t carefully. realizing
It's possibilities as q hand-me-aiong
gift to someone else next Christmas.
Circumstantial evidence in the
shape Of a highly perfumed and
hectre respiration pointed strong
ly" to the hay hand. She has still
to discover the corpus delicti-in
other words the empty bottle. She
has learned that alcohol by any
other name smells Just as sweet to
hobo. She doesn't know whether
the knowledge is worth the price
OF the toilet water.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29
BRITAIN WANTS FARLEY
OUTSIDE WASHINGTON

LONDON. July 29.-It was limited
In official circles that a meeting. pre-
liminary to the Washington disarm-
ament conference. would be held
within six weeks at some Canadian
city. or some city In the United States
other than Washington. Il was virtu-
ally certain. although Washington g
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

attitude on such an Arrangement Ia
not known.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

Make that idle dollar work! Put
Il In the hank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
PLAYERS CLUB

Alneeting Of the Players Club
was held last night. at the Westmin-
ster Ruilding, when the report was
made from the vaudeville show Of
December 9.
plars were discussed for a play TO
be proluced the latter part of Feb
ruar; or first Of March, early enough
rot 10 conflict with the beginning of
rehcarsaIs for the play to pc pro-
duced III April BY the John B. Rod
gers Company, fer the benefit Of the
Alexandra Hospital.
Trr members Of the club stand
ready to assist the hospital mana
yerS. and the talent for their Pay in
.April will be drawn largely from
the ciro membership
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
Rites For P. F. Gorman
City Tax Collectors Funeral Held al
st. Mary's-Largely Attended

Last rites for City 'i..r Coi;ector
Patrick +. German, who G:cd Non
day morning. were held this morning
ut II ~'c,r"k al st. Mary's CathCiic
Church an attccied by a cen
course Of relatives and friends Ct the
,,.eceased together with city officials
members Of city council, ConfsGe
"ate Veterans anG members Of ti:e
Knights of Columbus
Mass was celebrated by Rev. |.
=. Kelly. Rev. Louis Sm&t and EcS
William Winston. The floral offer
i.,gs we're handsome and numerous,
Buia: was in st. Mary's cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers were
Edgar WarReld, John R. Zimmer-
n>an Justus Srn7eidcr, James
Calian. F. T. Quinn, c. NJ. Horgan,
Nicholas J. Igwler. William Des-
mond. c. H. Callahan. Z. +. Price
T. Dunn, Frederick W. Eb-
hart. Thomas W. Robinson. II. R
Burke, Z. E. Downham !" and nj. =
Norris. they beinlg from Lee Camp
city officials Knights of Columbus
end the German Co-Operativc Build
ing and lean Association.
Active pallbearers were DR.. Ed
! ward 4. Gorman. Eugene X. German
James H. German, Patrick T. Gormar
sons Of the deceased; ]. Reece Ca
ton son-in-law of the deceased and
German Cation, grandson of he de-
ceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
HARD|NIj1S 5 MIND IS
OPEN IN CABINET
All Names He VIII Con-
slider Are Before
Him
NOT IN CONFIDENCE
G. 0. p. Leaders Lacking Definite In
crmation-Big Men Sought-La-
bor Head Also Puzzled

Washington. JAM 7.-Republican
leadership in Washington. particular
y that part Of It responsible far tha
nomination Ct Warren G Harding,
IS beginning to wo,ry about the next
Cabinet. They apparently are lack
ing in definite information ,r@ard-
Q the President-cl~ct's selections.
The next President has proved
himself one Of the worlds best list
cners. The opportunity has been
given Congressional leaders 10 ar
opiricrS = they !,avr 'ot !,ecn abe
to do since The DAYS whe" SIr. Taft
used to listen to al comers. He has
been surprisingly frank in reviewing
the problems ha faces. ard even IN
mentioning the names he is consider
IN" for the Cabinet. Bat 70 man
has been able 10 come back iron:
Marion and say positively with re-
-ard to any single Cabinet appoint
racnt: This iS fixed"
Nearly c"ery returned visitor
takes pains 10 explain that i is Mr.
Harilng's- chief desire to START hi; Adj
,ninstr"ton with the complete confi-
Continued on Page Two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
To Drop lO,683
Will Save Government S30.00D.GO0
Year

Wa.h,uo.cn. Jar THE mo,t
.,a-far:srp p,aya toward economy ve.
y4,sl:,., IA. Cn,i.;s.,.G W. sh.siS5 i, e..
acticn yesterday Of The Budget Com
nit..eo \ ro,,,yl IA. IN. legislative.
l,yc..j...v. md JuiE+,, Anorcr,ria,+io,,
b;iI ,y;.,, E'raaya, .mnlore.s IN rhe Ms
r,,;,. ,,r r-,,,n,,., r,..l,,c.I Lv 10 G2a
affcr..,.,, !, n,,-r,.eI yearly. s.y.n,r -
mors ,..,a s3o oo0 COO
ri. h#I Joo. rct ,r,,.;.,, for ..o.r
H. ror ~. nnxt f:...,1 yo,r f,,. -
So Frlera! >enrplov4s Ecre. nut pro-
v;,i,s for 500 a:l;Ist;araj emnloye,
for thc [n.crnal Rcvenue Bureau. 50
-lae The ref, reduction amounts !,
InGgs
In all;.:on to demar,l.np the a..
n;rst.9n Il thi< army Of war w>uk,s k,sr..
the cnnm.ttse recommends that boar.
sns cf 500 wear in The next fisc2,
year shall not arply to worker. At
The Washington Navy Yard. whas2
u,areS ave determined hy wage scale
adjustments from time fc time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
K. C. Third Degree
largest Class in LEGAL History to be
Initiated Sunday

Sunday afternoon at 2:30 the ioca!
aoun.i! Of The Knights Of Columbus
Kill cenf@r the honors Of the third
de~yc or the major degree upon a
class Of about 50 o a 100 fandi-
dates. The degre will be eXelnpli-
fed in st. Marv's Hall.
w.sb:nranp Coz, Ills win have q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
Mcvies To Be FeatuFe
Social of !. NJ. c. \. Tomorrow Nigh!
At WrsimastcrDuildin

Maxi" p;ctureS WEI be feature
Gf the community >oc;..l at the Wes:-
N 'H.tsa Ru;&5mg :2morrow cvem.H .
frcm 80 10 1000. An officer Of the
beard Of Ci,rpctGls cf fhe y. NJ. c.
\. presented The assoc: alton with /.
paptaia'e mov;n- picture outfit and
r. f;lst puh!ie demonstration vii! he
S.,ui-t'.y cyamH=
Se>ress2-y Wallace sad that the cut
fit had ncs yct been COMPLETED but
sha ma>,:'na i a'r.ady here ard it
wi!. be given a try-"Glt Saturday even
'rs a; the yourIy peoples social. The
womar.' auxiliary CT III association,
wh>h he charge CT the Saturday
cvcn..:< conlnlu:r::::y sac:als. wishes i
= /" krown th&t all Of the young pee
o'e cf tha ely arr invited to the 50
Gals.
Tnara is ra charge C any kind and
even t?o rcf.2.llmsn':; are free, ttc
s.ticct being II provide community
ma::sr- p!ace cnte 3 week fo' the
vcur.~ reupe e the tity. whore t!ieE
may geyher anl p,2r games and have
s.ac'al hcYr together u2ler congen-
ial Srr.cun''irrs. A~d Il was thought
hat the mcvi.g pictures w2ulH &c ar
;c,.oti, r~,t4,rn &c n. pvnp in n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
Case Before Jury
Owrcr Of so Acres at Humphreys
Seek $4,000

'rh" condemnation suit OF the gov
ernpeEt involving sixty acres Of
land IT Camp Humphreys. Va, the
PROPERTY II August kneipp in>whirh
krc;!.p seeks to recover $4,000 for
the property is now n the hands of a
jury il the United States Court for
the eastern district Of Virginia.
Judge Edmund WaddilI presiding
TIE case was given to the jury
shortly before o'clock and tho
:.outt tcoi; a. recess at 2:15 and the
fury tcas<eynbied at 3:l5 o'clock to
'ur,r-" consider the case.
E%c;rn is represented by judge, {.
Z. N;.1l ana II. S. Bargcr, the lat
fer 4 Washington. The govern
mrri. side Of the case is being con-
slrrcd b. Hiram NJ Smith. Of Rich
G,or@. special counsel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT

Al a meeting Of the board OF dtrcc-
tors of the German COOPERATIVE
Building Association No. 5, Of Alex
andr:a. Virginia. the following fcso-
TUTORS were adopted:
Wl:creas in His wise but insrrut-
able viii Almighty God has seen fit
to r,move from our midst P. +. Cor
man, for many years past n"mn@r
of the Beard of Directors oi thiS
Association.
AMI whereas We ericvc his loss
not crly to Us one ard al his friends
but Is Il faithful worker for ts'9
building up ard upliftirg Of our
city and community.
And as a mark Of respect ana "S-
teer.: be il resolved: that the Gift
cers ard beard Of directors OF tbs
German Co-Ooerative Building As.
scciaticn attend the funeral in .
hcdy:. thar the Office be closed at th-
time cf his harial ard that ccpy OF
4hese resolutions b. spread upon the
minutes cf this Association and
Sert to The members OF the family OF
this deceased. arI a COPY also ts
published iii the Alexandria Gazette
- Board of Directors
Germarp Co-Operat;ve Building Asso,
cation, No. 1. A!exardria. Va.
Gle. JuStus> Schneider, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
Red Men Install
Seminole Officers To Organize De-
gree of Pocahontas

Z
!. gree of Pocahontas
The newly elected officers OF Semi
nole Tribe, M: 50, Improved Order OF
Red Men wer= installed last night ioy
Deputy Great Sachem Henry r. Pad
es'y...
They are as follows; John Grady.
prcphe..;; Aubrey c. Clark. -sachem; Fl.
w. Davis, sanio- sycamore; Thomas
NJ jones, il, jun;cr sycamore; Z. l..
DAVIS. first sanq,sp: Bernard H Cock,
second sannap; Norman Simpson,
guard cf w;gwanr; E. A. Huntington.
guard cf forest; R. L. Sullivan, chief
cf record w. R. Tasspaugh. collector
cf wampum; ". s. N:ckl;r, keeper of
walnrum; Harry Rudd, frs warrior;
J. c. Gill, second warrior; NJ. d.
Reece, third warr.iSr; Marvin Hudson,
fourth warrior; e. R. Sullivan repre-
sentative to Great Council; Norman
Roberts, press-agent.
Seminole Tribe meets the frs. AMI
th,rd Thursday CT each month on the
fourth flcor CT the Alexandria Ma
.t:cnal Bank Building.
All visiting Red Men are inrite'l to
the council meetings. The meetings
ara the scenes of great activity and
new members are being a:Elca. Plans
are under way TO orGaniZe a degree
cf Pcc2hcntas. This will start in the
near future. They invite al ladies'
20 become a member of this organiza-
s:ca. Now Is the time to JOIN and be-
cca,,s a charter member. Any memoer
cf Seminole t,ibe can give informa-
tic.A. Al. Red Men are invited to join
the Haymakers. The charter will SOON
ba arp,;ed for and new is the time to
JON the fun organization Of Red Msn.
The Junior Guard un,ler the d:rac-
IN of w. S. N:ckl:n and Harry Ruda
i glHw:ng rapidly. All boys between
tia ages CT y and IS years are e!r'-
biz 70 Join. The next nesting will be
Wednesday at I p. NJ. at the res3d-
arce cf w. S. Nick.in, 1l2 Harvard
street Athletic games will be fca-
ture.
Seminole Tribe Will have lakes
night al the Young Peor'e'S au:!in@
Ja?raary p, s p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
Sessions In Petersburg 6
Last Year Most Successful in History
or state Asso:is tion, nigg>


Tn. .H}teensh annual State SUM-
Say Sr!fccl Convention VIII meet in
pete;-ai.urg. February to 10, Thomas
9. Digs. of Richmond, general Sec
.ce9ry + the Virginia Sunday School
Association. announced yesterday.
rha a:m cf this association is to or
,ao.izr ard sustain auxiliary assoc!a-
....or-s n each county and district 50
hata aeA-ffnl convention may be held
a.ithin easy reach of every school il
he St<:e.
, Lat year was the most successful
Il IL history Of the association, Mr..
Dar&s declared Works was ialtrod1lc-
Il ;n-n rwe,ity-four new counties and
;s nG~ ,a,rrie.d on in eagh'ty-six. There
,ra l&2 associations and these he'd
2Il c..vant:cnS, with an attendance
# over 10000 Represented at these
convent ars were 2.432 Sunday
schc42.S ard at least twenty-five diff
'erem denominations Local officers
md workers now number 1870, he
stated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
Use The
GAZETTES CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS

Of the 90 900 people in Alexandria,
arobaklv 1000 want something every
.ay that you have and would like to
:e1l. 1t may be service. employment,
rooms, meals, merchandise, or any
gre CT a hundred other things. You
and they can meet in the classified
columns Of the Gazette. This Is the
cheaoess and best market place for
small things. Try it. Only one cent
4 ward, but no charge less than
twenty-five cents. SIT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
Pastors To Boost Roads
Sunday Day Set Apart fer Movement

Sunday Day Set Apart fer Movement
| Richmond, Va, Jan. Virginia 5
need for good roads will be outlined
to congregations Throughout the
State by scores of pastors on sun
day. January 8.
Acting as the agency CT the people
IN highway development, the Nir-
ginia Good Roads Association IS
working to create a strcng scnti-
nenr for better roads. 1t has sent
out letters to the clergy asking
then. TO devote some portion OF their
remarks Sunday to the cause OF
highways and they have consented
almost unanimously TO do this.
Good roads messages from the
pulpits Sunday will precede the open
ing CT the membership canvass Of
the Virginia Good Roads Associa-
ton on Monday, January 10. Mten-
siye work viii be carried on ~ this
Period in the Richmond and Norfolk
zones. embracing cities and counties
making Up little more than half
the state. As soon as the canvass
is completed in these districts it
will be carried to the ether sections
of Virginia
Backed up by membership Of,
IS ,CoI--the goal Of the membership
canvsss-the Virginia Good Reads
A ssociation will undertake an edusa-
t;ona., program to reach to ali se:-
t,;ons. One of the features viii be
the serdine of motor trucks W.T."
moving picture machines to slnead
the Gospel of good roads. The work
of the association is being centered
on the creation of Statewide SEN
timert for better highways which
will m,yc influence with the Gene
,ssl Assembly when. il meets to con-
Sidet The question of highway bona
issue to make ncssib!e the building
n connected highways throughout
the slate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-07
4 CLEAN. CUT. CLEAR STATE
MENT OF FACTS

So ID per cent off. the pl..AT:LY
MARKED price. Of every MAN ard
BOYS SUIT. OVEFCOA? and
SEPARATE rROUsER in The house
Anticipatir@ return in the Spring
to nearer normal conditions th:n have
existed the pa: two years, v. Ge-
cided 70 take o.: loss al onc big
swallow ard give our customers ana
friends, the immediate benefit.
All sizes and stvles in YOUNG
MEMS CONSERVATIVE and
STOUT SUITS.
neei,ea reductions in MEMS
SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY
NECKWEAR. etc.
!, BAER.S.s AS KING STREET +.
Alex Kaufman. Proprietor.
4-lc.