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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
Track Meet Thursday
Pioneers TO Hold Affair Next Thurs.

II. day
Alexandria Pioneers are to have
their first track and field meet at
the high school athletic field Thurs
day afternoon JUNE 8. Al $3.50 o'clock
The meet will be for members of the
FIVE troops Of the city and will be
conducted by TIE Y. NJ. c. A.
Individual and team recognition
will reward the boys for their ef-
forts. The events are required
events for the Pioneers and will
count in their efficiency charts. Sew
eral local athletes have consented to
act as officials, which insures compe-
tent aad rapid handling Of the meet.
Ths list Of events follows: 50 yard
Eard dash, ttrials); standing broad
lump, IS yard dash, (trials); running
broad jump; so yard dash, tfinalsl;
running high jump; IS yard dash.
tfnals); baseball throw for dis
tance; Tug-o war, e men to a
teanD: 40 yard relay, "a men to run
lilo yards each).
The events are equally divided be-
tween track and field and each boy
will have an opportunity to extend
himself, no matter whether he is OF
the Apollo or Hercules type.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
STATEMENT Of j.
|. HOSPITAL FINANCES
Explanation Given of How
Recent Bequests Arc
Used
APPEAL FOR $4,000
To Pay For X-Ray Plant and Other
Urgent Needs For This lnstitu-
tiOn

As president Ct TIE board ci 'ai.
managers Of the Alexandra Hosp'.rl
in their name, and in the name Of cn!
BOARD cf trustees feel called to make
statement to remove all impression!
that the management Of the rosp;.a
has come before the generous people
of Alexandria asking help unrcces-
sarily, or in excess of immediate ne.
cesy;ties. There is an impression wi:h
many of our people, that assistancr
20 meet great wanted needs, such as
was AN x-ray plant, money . paint
the interior of the hospital, repair
The heating plant and ETC., should not
have called for help since the hospital
had been blessed by generous be-
quests from friends, as Jy Mr.. Ahc"E,
Miss Mary Lee and lately By th>
magnificent bequest of Mr.. Mcknight
Baldwin, now when It is explain %.
the two first gifts Of Mr.. Ahe"n anJ
Miss Lee when realized vii! be used
TO liuuidate the debt on the hospital
building. which de.1t IS now being ca
ried by friends The bequeSt of Mr..
Ba!dwin'S. will not be avai!aa!c fey
nearly year and when realized ac-
cord;ng to the Interpretation OF he
will will Dc invested and only III. ~
come be used for the 'apkccp OF hos
pital work. assisting IN rend ring
more efficient and bencfici:.l n.!p 10
our people, Now when cur boar! "t
trustees appealed to the people, a:E
ing the gift of $4,000 80 needed t"
install the x-ray plant, and to meet
The absolute needs for the gcca Of
the hospital, they were met with this
expression CT doubt as 10 the hcctS-
sity of help being needed, canSeIuen'- :
" only little less than hal was
raised, supplemented by Sl.0Oo ra!S"h
through the efforts OF The auEi.:ar.'
to the hospital board, under the rresi-
dent. Mrs. Julian Burke, Jr., the fin"
x-ray plant was installed, but we ar
still short of means to accnmphSh n"
absolutely needed work that must e
done for the preservation as It s:ouiG
70 Of our beautiful building. Tho
greatest disappointment is our !acN
of funds to equip a laboratory. crT
ing need for any we'll appointed hes
rital. a necessity in our noSp!t4i
which is crippling the work OF cur e..
ficiert pathologisr Or. l.atin@, a?-
neal to the heart of some friends II
euuip the laboratory, As 4 memorla!
70 some dear one. $1,000 would d"
this and also meet a small deficit
for our work. Submitted 10 our many.
friends.
MRS. l.. WILBER REED
PraS.dent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
Talks To Baraea class !:
John Garland Pollard Speaks on "Du-
ties of Christian Citizenship

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
Hon. John Garland Pollard, former
attorney geenral of Virginia, deliv-
cred most notable address before
the j., R. N. Curtin Memorial Ba-
raca Class on, "The Duties of Chris
tian Citizenship" At least one
hundred and seventy six tien were
present, besides others. The speak
er was introduced in most fclici-
tous speech by Judge C. E. Nicol,
The address was replete with wit
and humor. He urged upon his
hearers the exceeding Importance of
having part in the politics Of the day
If our government, both state and
city, is to be conducted, according tc
the best business principles.
We ought to inquire concerning
the re"aord of the man who Is run
ring for office. There should be care
full urging as to moral character and
capahility, and under no circumstan-
ceS, should we allow ourselves to be
draeconed into voting foc man
whom our conscience does not ap-
prove. Mr.. Pollard thought that no
man should be considered worthy of
our suffrage who refused to declare
his policy on public issues. for many
an unworthy man he declared has
thus gone into office. He felt that
men of vision and high ideals are
needed today specially.
He urged his hearers to associate
themselves more cloSely with the po-
litical conditions Of the. day in order
that proper methods and policies
should prevail.
Mr.. Polard's address was impres-
sive because he has Away stood for
the highest standards, in lis polit-
ical career in the Old Dominion.
Judge Robinson Moncure, of the Cor
poration Court, was present and
spoke briefly. The pastor, Rev. Or.
f. B. Jackson, a friend Of the
speaker of many wears. voiced the ar
probation Of the class in the address
of Mr.. Pollard Altogether it was
a red letter day in the hi=.:srs Of the
Baraca Class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
Joe The Turk Coming
Will be Here With Salvation Army
For Three DAYS Beginning
Wednesday

Joe the Turk" will oe here with
the Salvation Army for three daVS
beg inning Wednesday. Under The aus,
pices If the Salvation Army s:e has
been in practically every city IN the
United States conducting meetings
He wears his native costume plays :.
doui,le jointed cornet, clarinet, sexo-
phone and Turkish drum. de is uni
uue character and you should not
miss him. He is billed as the ''HcrC
cf ConStantinople."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06

|. head,s secretary to the Governor
There are cases Of chicken pox, ty-
phoid pneumonia, diphtheria and one
or two cases OF insanity
The entire city is under martial law
$50 troops are patrolfing the city arm
ed with rifles and army pistc:s, with
orders that all persons are to :oe kept
out of the restricted district and with
orders to shoot if necessary
Troops have received orders TO pre-
vent all visitors from entering the city
No persons not. members of the Ma
tional Guard or coming here Cor the
purpose of enlisting in the National
Guard win be admitted.
The Red Cross yesterday cooked .
carload of meat to keep it from spoil
ing and this will be distributed to
the needy.
The number of those drowned in the
Missouri Pacific and Denver and Rio
Grande trans carrlot oe learned nor
can the identity of most of the bodies
recovered be established.
(Cnn.iniIed on Third Page)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
Police Court

Cases disposed of today in tl.e ro-
lie court fellow: A man arreS;etfoF'
Policeman Magner for violating the
speed law, forfeited SIS collateral; col
ored man arrested by Policeman Carl
ton Padsett for assault. acquitteG,
complainant failing to appear; color
ed woman arrested by S4rg:. Camp
bel and Policeman Gill for Being
drunk on the street, forfeited co.ia;cr.
Al; two cplored men arrested ~ Pc
s;ceman Thompson for vagraEcy, &C,
quilted; . man arrested by Po!ic.
man Msgner for violating traffic law
fined s5.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
Death Of Old Resident
Mrs. Regina Garyey Leaves Nine
Children. "a, Grandchildren
\ And 22 Great Grand
children

Mrs Regina a. Garvey, seventy
seven, years old. widow Of Michael
Garvey, died yesterday morning at
her residence, on King street cx.
tended. She vas daughter of the
late Frederick and Regina Hohen-
stein, and is survived by nine child
dren, ffty-four grandchildren and
twenty-five great grand children.
Her children are: Mrs. Theodore
Taylor, Mrs. Isaac Dean, Mrs. FL
wood Dean, Mrs. George Chichester,
Mrs. Morgan Boyer and Messrs
Frederick Carve, James II. Garvey,
Harry J. Garvey and Richard p.
Garvey. Her funeral will take place
it o:30 o'clock Wednesday morning
from St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Burial will be in ST. Mary's cemetery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
City's Holdings in, George
Washington Park Ac-
quired
MASONIC MEMORIAL.
Propt sed Million Dollar Temple in
Memory of Washington the Ma
son to be Erected on Site

\ deed for the site for the proposed
million dollar temple To the memory
of George Washington the Mason
today was placed on record in the OF
flee Of the clerk CT the corporation
court.
The property consists of ali Of the
holdings of the city in George Wash
ington Park which was purchased by
the association as the site for the
proposed temple. The deed recorded
today is from Charles H. Callahan
and others, trustees, to the trustees
of the George Washington .Masonic
ed to contribute to the erection OF
The total amount raised for the
temple UP to February % last as
reported at the annua! meeting OF
The George Washington Masonic Ma
tioral Memorial Association was
s637 900. The committee III charge
Of the finances expect to have close
to millign doilatS by tn coming
February. Every lodge Of Masons
in the United States has been ask
Memorial Association.
this temple and the plan provides
that each lodge give at least 81 for
each member 1t is proposed to
raise considerably more than $1,000,
600 for the work and set apart Ger
tain sum for an endowment for tn"
tcnlple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
Big Sale Is On
Store of r. E. knight and Son Crowd
ed at Opening Today-Tu'
Last Two Weeks

The big sale launched today at the
store of R. f. Knight and Son, 62l-
625 King street, under the direction
Of Fl. A. Williams. attracted lar2e
,hrong of shoppers throughout the
iay. From the time of the operllg Oh
the doors CT this establishment. a. 8
oclcck this morning the store was
thronged with buyers and a host OF
bargains the like of which never be-
fore was put on sale IL this city we-2
on exhibition and the buying public
quickly took advantage Of the sale.
This sale will be continued +" two
weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
WILL fREEH0LDERS |.
VOTE OKB0NDISSUE?
Provisions of Cooe Cited by
Attorney Inter-
,ested
TO LOOK INTO NATTER
Expected City Council Will Order Cor
pOrati0n Attorney to Give Legal
Opinion on Question

Regarding the proposed bond issue
F., of 100000 the question has oeen
raised by some attorneys OF ne city
! as to whether or not the issue OF
the bonds should be sumbtted to the
! freeholders of the city and no" IN
election shall be ordered.
Before any bonds are issued 1t Is
expected that city council will anthnr.
ize the corporation attorney t. look
up the law on the subject an! tetet-
mine whether or not il will De ne
cessary to call an election on this mat
ter.
Thc following will be interesting J
connection with the subject:
Provisions of the Code as 20 the Is
sue Of bonds oy municipalities, ETC.
section 30S2 Whenever it is proposed
by any city or town to issue bonds
Of such city or town for any pu!
pose, the council or the board Of con-
troll, If there be one, shall adopt an
ordinance, reciting the .xpedicnc%' OF
1ur,,wirg money by the municipality
ar,! the issuance Of bonds therefor,
the amount Of snch issue, the .en";h
Of ..me for which they are to run. The
interest to be paid thereon. and he
purpose for which the money .tai'z-
ed therefrom is to be used, and if for
the purpose Of borrowing morey arc
issuing bonds under the provisions Of
class Co), section one hundred and
twenty-sevcn Of the Constitution, and
not to be included within the other
wise authorized Indebtedness Of such
municipality, said oriinancc shall
state that fact. as we'll rs the Specl-
fic undertaking for which the sa!.i
r.oley is proposed to be borrowed,
and said bonds are to oe issued, which
ordinance in any case if passed oy 4
eonncii, shall be upon the recorded &s-
firmative vote of majority OF a. q
the members elected to the coun":!.
or to each branch thereof. %t":"
there are two branches; and i SUI
ordinance be vetoed by The mayor, i
may be adopted notwithstanding snrh
veto, in the manner prescribed by sec
ton one hundred and twenty-three OF
the Constitution. After The a1cot'on
of such ordinance, certified copy
thereof shall DE forthwith presented
to the corporation or circuit cour- haT-
ing jurisdiction over such city or town
or to the judge thereof in vaca.irn.
Revisor,s Note.-The act from
which this section IS taken tAt.s
1912, p. 673) applied to bonds issue
under clause B, of section 1877, Of the
Constitution only The revised s"r-
ton applies whenever it is propose"
ny any city or town to ISSUE bonds OF
such city or town FOR ANY rCk-
POSE, but if conforms to the act q!
to what is to be stated in the crd!n-
snce if the purpose is to issue .onds
1nder clause p, of section 127, ot n:
Constitution.
Sections 30SS, 1884. 30s5, so0S,
S0s7, 90ss, provide that the question
of the issue of such bonds snail be
submitted 10 the people, and how -
election shall be orderet and held t.
allow vote to be taken upon IL"
question of the issue of ponds for any
purpose. It may be well, before the 's-
suance Of bonds, to inquire inc tie
legal effect Of these provisions upon
our proposed bond issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
NJ. P. Church
Attendance at Sunday School l3S-
Other Activities

The services 2t the Methodist
Protestant Church yesterday were
we'll attended. Tha Sunday Srhno!
had l3S present.
Holy Communion vas administered
at the morning service, assisted by
Rev. w. NJ. Lees, and the pastor,
Rev Robert Browne, preached Gpan
Gods Love. Reception OF members
were received at this service.
Christian Endeavor at 7:l5, was
led by Milton Penn, and several gave
interesting talks upon the topic.
At the 8 o'clock service the sermon
was preached by the Rev. W, H..
Tees, of the Methodist Episcopa!
Church of Philadelphia, who is visit
ing the Rev. Robert Browne.
The pastor being absent this conf
ing Wednesday night, the. mid. week
prayer service will be conducted b.
Norman Roberts at $ p. m
Tuesday evening .(tomorrow) at
s o'clock, the church will tender the
pastor and family reception in the
lecture room. Members and friends
Of the church are invited to come
and meet the Rev Robert Browne
The Lincoln Highway Sunday
School Auto Race is creating grea;
deal Of interest smeng .tne classes /.
Class No. S, Teacher: Mrs r. w.
Ebhardt, with a Dodge inacsinegis
leading, with the Cole g. represent,
ing Class No. 5, Teacher, DIR: f
W. Deeton, a close second.
We invite all not attending. any
Sunday School to.joia us ...,,.:s,s -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
Real Estate Sales
Deeds of Conveyance Placed on Rec
ord Today

ora lGQdy
Deeds Of conveyance for the fol-
lowing pieces Of property have just
been placed on record: Mr<. Lavina
r. Fitzgerald to William J. Bristol
house and lot at the southeast corner
Of Duke aid Henry Streets; Percy
". Pickford and wife and others -
Raymond f. Middleton and wife lot
;, block "a, section 4, Rosemont;
Percy w. Piekford and wife to Irwin
H. Echols,.and wife house and lot ),
block.2, section 4, Rosemont;. George.
H. Sshwarzwarn and wife to the
Old Dominion Glass Company lot at
the corner :ef Henry ard First
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
CHIMES TO HONOR
II ~ -: - DIR. M'kIM'S. NAME

Washington, pe;. c.. June 6.--A
magnificent set of. chimes are to he
Installed IN 2 recopstructe-! tower to
Epiphany Church as . memorial to
the late RECTOR of the church, the
Rev. Randolph, Harrison McKim.
This announcementi was made yes
terday Sy the Rev. James E. Frta-
man, the present rector.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES

!. The s. Democratic Committee will
net at the'.ofIice OF VIM, l.. sWoolls:,
,lPo North Fairfax street. On II Tues
DAY sglpre zsat: 8. q'c!oek =: ma M, at
which time, all, candidates are re-
quired toSbs. present; ~..',.,. =. :.
1926. : Albert Bryant, Wee Chairman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
Reception To Minister
Congregation of VI. p. Church to Fete
New Pastor Tomorrow Night

New Pastor Tomorrow Night
Members of the congregation oi
the Methodist Protestant Church vii
tomorrow night at 5 o'clock tender a
public reception to Rev. Robert G
browne, pastor Of that church. The
reception viii be held IN the church
Frisn5s and members CT the church
are cordially invited to attend. An in:
serestins program will Sc given By
local talent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
. .I.lN0EIGE n.,1Grl !.

All members are.requestee. l;spcatt
tend melting of the fRe!ief Hph Re-
Lance Club .toi'be; held Tuesday eyen7,
ing, Jlne. 7th, at 5 o'olecE.t: ~ -
- BY order Of the ,PpesideRt..
s1394 ap-1 A. s.; AFankin, sSecty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
HOTEL RAMNIEL

Cafe Hours $50 to IA P. 81.
Opening of the Season
Monday, June 9th
r. Sea Food ~Specialties
Our Famous Soft Shell! and Deyilef
Crabs, Old Virginia Clam ..Chowder.
Fried Clans. Maryland Style. ~, -
134-Ic IAN Summer. Salads .aa> /. !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06
PRIEST MARKET.
Always on Hand Spring Chickens
Auth PrsrisiGps for Exsursions
Phone 269

! Sixteenth Annual Excursion
70 .ALyA AERIE M. S7l.
FRhTERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
= ~ ThursAas, Juno l6 -,ssr
TO AARSHAbE HALL :
Steamer leaves 1890 a. m., 2:3o p
n. and Z pm. "
tduits. SIS cents, children 81 cents
Including warstax
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-06

For this section-Fair today and
tomcrrow; aFot much change I'M
temperature
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CONTINUED on Third Page
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-12-21
WATERINGFORD NEWS.

Well, Mr.. Editor, as Christmas is
knocking at the door, I'll try ana
write a little before it enters on the
inside.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Kyzer last Sun
day visited the formers sister who Is
critically Ill at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Howard and
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Kyzer OF Black
Creek visited relatives at Gilbert the
children visited relatives near Gilbert
past Sunday. = >,
+. We regret very much to note the
,illness, Of Mrs. N. E. Rish, who is ~ y.
siS tinSg critically i'll atshef>> >>honae near
Gilbert. We hope for her complete
ftecov@fS. ~ = .|=>zzjj (
Mr.. 81. Robertson made busi-
mess al S tfih :te leilDefts tqday ( tMendlay:9
H. A. and Mrs. Howard dinea
with MI and Mrs. Mr.. rCrout last
sunday.
sm.~Jsg: Ba1lington: and danghteFs
Miss NOVA 4 of Elsie. and Mr.. and Mrs
Bennie Hartman and son, Miles, OF
near st. Matthews visited friends and
relatives Jon Bsaek Creek a short
while last Sunday, Returning via: the
Ford, calling on Uncle Azariah and
his better half.
We have been informed that there
will be q Christmas tree at Pond
Branch church next Sunday. Christ
mas Day. furnished by the Sunday Sun
school. -.
Mr.. D. W. Price is building a nice
new, house on the Charleston Road
near Mr.. A. L. Kirkland's. also MT.
Harvel Koon is preparing to build
one near Boiling Springs schooi
house. Look out birds those young
men will soon have the cages ready.
Mr.. G. Sam Crout is erecting a ten
nant house on his place near Pond
Branch school house. This looks like
better times ahead.
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upon trees?"
So sadly we've got to surrender SUCH
whims,
It may be this candy was tied 10
the limbs.
The Christmas tree is Christmas
tree!
Is that not sufficient for you and
for me
IT'S full Of good things that Santa
Claus grows,
And we shouldn't ask how they go'
there, suppose. =
Lexington Dispatch, 1905.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-12-21
KILL RATS

and mice-that's RAT.SNAP, the
i<told reliable rodent destroyer.
Comes in cakes-nO mixing with
other food. Your money back II
!, It: fails. = = :? =
:: :: 35c size q cake) enough for
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
.. CSC SIZE g 'cakes) for: Chicken
;: House, coops,c or small buildings.
$1.25 size 6 cakes) enough for
= all farm and 'eut-buildinga ttor-
II age buildings, or factory build
ings.
4 Sold. and Guaranteed, by Har-
: mon Drug go. 5and Lexington
Pharmacy.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-12-21
WHAT IS A CHRISTMAS TREE.

=
what kind of a tree is a Christmas
tree?
6 Tn sure. all you children and will
agree
That it isn't an orange or plum or
pear,
Though all of these fruits it is like
- ~ to bear.
The Christmas tree is popcorn tree
@ A fact that a.sleepy-eyed kid can
For look at the popcorn balls and
81. strings
That hang frem Its branches, 'mons
:, other MICS things.
R=
But listen to g1aadpa's wise old talk
He tells US that popcorn is grown
on stall. ..
Wen have to bsheve him. and so' you
see,
That it really isn't a popcorn tree.
The Christmas tree Is candle tree
For candies ali over it all Of us see
They're red, white and blue, and will
8 light 'em tonight,
For candles are meant to make
candle trees bright. :
t.,. ~;
Now listenstes sssnass ,tpleaae ;:
ssleave ust alone ssss{y;: E,' =
sksstells ua that eeieisa are moulded,
sSot grown = ssAasF&.s : J, =: !.
So We've got to styfsa. Up, with g. sigh,
a9bu sssySsl?s1 4 81; J.
lie. notion that this /. !. a candle tree.
al r IN tss:<<::i,,:sss e,
Tie Christmas tree Is a snangle tree;
FOR spangles ARE dahsling All over
a,s it. sess :, {:
spangies Of silver and spangles of gilt
saIts surely a spansle tree Santa has
bniltls ~. :.
!. .S / {: j: ]! ? {
put nstaa to aaaay- says, says
/ There's no. sua6 6tains as a spangle
4 4 tree, ~ " A -
For spaasles i ss daddy. are made
* - r.r.,.E -: -
So this nice idea wen have to drop.
5he Christmas a.e, is candy tree
I'm sure now o. have it! Let's hol-
ler with lee.
9here's candy II boxes and candy in
bags.
Let's mark ~ with s'rhis is a
s. candy tree tags"
But here comes your mamma. who
..;ss; says, If yoH please,
:stWyho ever saw candy that grew
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-12-21

CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
Tehre will be a box party and
Christmas tree, at CASTOR school, Fri
day, December %, at 2:3o. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-12-21

Until January 1st or as long as stock % on hand lasts
Think Of the wonderful saving on every article you
buy MANY articles are being sold for half and less
than Their worth: Mems Womans, Misses ana Cnl-
dre1sshoes are all being sacrificed in this Closing
Out Sale All Men's Young Mems and Boys Cloth
ing IS being sold at the most ridiculous prices ever
known lS in lexington All Mems and Boys shirts,
neckwear, dry goods and notions are thrown INTO
this mighty Closing Out Sale. You may never nave
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-12-21
CHRISTMAS EXERCISE
AT ST. PETERS

There will be a Christmas exercise
at st. Peters church Sunday morning
December 25, at 10 o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-12-21

Lexington Dispatch, 1903