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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
Enjoyable Social
Employees Of Capital Refining Co.,
Also Elect Officers FOR Club

The Fiftv-Fifty "Caprico" Club,
composed Of employees Of the Capt.
tai Refining Company. whose plant
is located at Rclee, Arlington county,
held Il meeting last right at the
compary's plant and after clectin@
officers varied program
of social activity, which was great
cniovcd by all present, was given.
Officers chosen fellow: John B.
Gordon, president; Harry S. Jordan,
vice president; Walter j. Wenhorne.
sccre..ary-treasurer; Howard A.
nruckenm;ller sergeant-at-arms.
After the transaction of routine
business the social was held an!
music was furnished by the AleXan-
dria Glee Club and Clarendon Band.
They were also assisted Ly vocal tai
cnt given by members of the club. \
feature was boxing and wrestling,
matches staged.
This club is composed Of 100 per
cent office and plant force and all
are loyal and efficient employees Of
this organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
Scalps For Red Men
Class Ct PalefaceS Given Adoption
Degree by Sem.rce Tribe
Other Activities

Seminole Tribe No. -, Improved
OrGcr Of Red Men continues to scalo
their ra!cface brethren. Last night
at the regular council . class was
givcn the adoption degree. The at
tendance is growing each mcctin::
right ard the brethren vho are rot
attending are missing something
worth whila. Our next council mee@-
ing vii hr Thursday. February }
fourth floor. .Alcxands!s National
Bank Building. At this time the
Warriors Degree will be PLACED upon
claas of candidates. All Red Me1
in The city are invited 10 these
meetings
Pest Sachem Earl r. Sullivan was
presented with the Past Sachem's :
Jewell for having presented the larg,
est irn;bcr Of applicant 70 the
tribe.
Ladies. now IS the time to make
apnliration 20 the Silver Moon Cour-
eli, oi the Daughters Of Pncahontas.
The charter will Soon be applied for.
TIE Haymakers will shortly apply
Cor tlcir Charter ard all Red .Mcn
desirots Of. l;eirg i. ctae;ier menhc"
will ret in touch wifi anys ;nramher
ct Seminole Tribe who. Will give the
necessary infor,iation. J.
Seminole Tribe viii hold an open
nirhc il the Ioungt Peoples Build,
iEg. Thursday. ,,Ianuary y, af 2 ,.
~. All Red Men their mothers,
wives and sisters and sweethea rt$
are invited No admission cards viii
b" necessary.
Tic Juvenile Guards of the I'M
proved Order cf Red Mcu held their
veckly meeting in the wigwam Of
Seminole Tribe at p. m. The order
4 growing ana they adouted y class
cf car@idatrs. Jack Sullivan was
presented with Il prize ofered by a
member cf Seminole tr.hc for pro-
scrtin@ the largest number Of ap-
n';cagts 10 tha Juvenile Guards. This
order "il present an entertainment
in t!.c Young Peoples Building Fen
ruary. r.
The Guards next meeting will he
Wcdr esday. ,alftlary 2G, 81, p. m,
at he rome Of ". s. NicHlin on Har-
Yard street. All boys not identified
with the Juniors are invited to join.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
Foreign War Veterans
plans Initiation of 80 New Members
February 3.-lrterstiag Meet
ing Last Night

TIL. regular senli-monthly meet
ing Of the Russell Mitchell Post,
Veterans Foreign War was held last
night at the Drea1naueht Hall. King
and Washington streets, and attend
ed by large gathering of the BUD
dies" of Alexandria. 1t was decided
to hold the meetings on tle first and
third Thursdays of each month at this
hall, A vote Of thanks was givan
TO the Dreadnaughts for the use OF
thcir hall. A class of about thirty
five candidates will be initiated It
the next meeting February ,. This
will be followed by smoker and
athletic events. The next issue Of
the Y. F. W, publication, "The Coll
Chcvron." vii! feature activities u
Virginia Posts. and the members O.
the local post are notified that NJ.
V. Wolford, Of this city. IS the VIZ
riria representative for !hc subscr:s-
ton to this paper. Expression OF
sympathy was extended to Capta'%
l.. n. Duffey in his illness and hope
was expressed for his snccdv reco"-
erv. He is a member cf this post.
All veterans are urged to become
identified with the local post and
make the Russell Mitchell Post The
best IN the State. "Snap it Up"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
Successful Dance
Iar.e Outpouring of Folks TO Aid
Near East Relief Fund

faESS outptiui IiiS' VI 'ihs' " -i'N
Near East Relief Fund
The dance last night for the bene-
fit Of the Near East Relief was q
splendid success. 1t was Il most en-
ioyable affair from the standpoint OF
an evenings entertainment and al
though all returns arc not in, the
indications are Tor financial sue
cess. adding materially 10 the amount
to De raised in this city Tor this %
jcct.
All these who have failed TO iether
return the tickets on send money for
them. are requested to DO 50 at once
50 the ticket committee can close is
work. Miss Collins Jones, 106 Rose
mont Avenue, is in charge Of this
wcrk. and money or tickets should
be sent TO her.
l.. II. Dudley, os the Alexandria
National Bank, i treasu:-" o. the
Alexandria Branch Of the Near l:asf
Relief and all donations should 90
to him. Mr. Dudley also aas inc
pledge cards, which. anyor" not ear
ing 70 give 4 lump sum. can secure
and there,2 give small srn week
Is o. mGH,iiy These ards can also
be secured from Mrs. Charles ".
Sheppcrson, at the Gazette Office.
The Alexandria Branch is greatly
encouraged by the responses and cx-
nects 70 raise the dca:rel amount
shortly by entertainments cash con
trihutions aul PLEDGES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
Regular Meeting to be Held Next
Tuesday Evening

At the regular mea;;h" Of the
League of Women Voters to b" he'd
next Tuesday evening at the Cham
Der OF Commerce. the five bills now
in Congress particularly affecting
wnmcr and children, viii he discuss
ed.
All women Of the city are urged
70 attend these meetings and to be-
ccmc members Of the league, to
study the laws governing the city,
state and country. The league IS
ncnrartisan. the object Of the won-
an is to fan,iliar;ze themselves with
the lew, thereby enabling them to
take a more actixe part il the al
fairs Of the city particularly.
The membership is steadily ~
ereaSirg, and he women Of the city
should he we'll represented Tucscar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
Columbian Revue
Players TO Put on Performance Feb
ruary 3 ard !

Players TO Put on Performance Feb
ruary 3 ard !
February 3rd and 10Th, just two
weeks off. will witness the produ:~
ton Of the Columbian Revue of
1921" to be given by the ColambiaE
PLAYERS.
The Columbian Revue Of 1921 is
a hieh-clsss, up-to-the-niHute mus
cal comedy, possessing a.! the quail
ties Of musical comedies that one
finds today on the professional stag
With scores :f beautiful girls adorn-
cd with stylish and attractive cos
tames: harmony Of VOICES that de-
note both quality and taste; snec!a'i:.'
painted scencrics that readily hetraE
the hard Of the artist responsible f3r
their cXecution; musical accompanl-
merit from. an amateur 9rchest'c'
wifi 4 successful past: sceric effects
and arrangements that arc partic~-
larry noteworthy; a unison OF effort
thai reflects the efficient worl; Of is
dircctor;--these arc the things IN
store for the people Of Alexandria
when they witness on the above
ramed dates the prediction known IS
the .Columbian Revu" Of 1921"
"The Columbian Revue Of 1921
is beirg staged by the Columbian
Players a local group Of foot light
enthusiasts. The particinaltS IL tie
musical comedy assure their Alexan-
il1;a friends that real treat lies
in store for them at the4.yceum Ha.l
on the nights Of February 3rd and
9Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21

tcrStatc Commerce Commission and
end ro1 the present the care fare
| boost
Alleging that present conditions
do not warrant IN increase in fares
on the lines Of the Washington
Virginia Railway Company the cen
tral committee" Of the Fails Church
division community. composed 81
con,mutcrs on the Falls Church d.
vision Of the road. yesterday filed 4
protest against new tariffs sent hT
TIE read TO the Interstate Commerce
Commission, to become effective Feb,
ruary i3. ui7lcss suspended. At the
same time the commuters asked Il
hearing in order to present thei'
protcsts in thc proper manner.
The protest is signed by s. +. Hut
ion. chairman Of the central COM
.mittee." Iiasserts that the commits
son at hearings held IL Sept. 1919,
received arggnientS for cont!nu-
arce or~ the twenty-five trip ticket OF
! Tie lines Of the Observation-Disclosures
road and granted continuance Of
>.he<e tickets with an increase il
rates Of 10 per cont. Now, says thc
commuters protest. 10 Withdraw
sale of such tickets. as proposed hE
the road. would be in opposition 10
the opiron cf thc commission am
would be an Injustice to patrons Of
the read and "a menace to the prop
crty interests Of thc community
The committee says that the pres
ont rates on the Mount Vernon ard
/. Great Falls divisions are in tham-
selves excessive and arc high enough
to meet expenses Of operation .unde"
nrcpclo management. IT says that
any increase in fares asked for b.
the road without rotcc except that
required by lew IS direct violation
Of tentative understanding with
som" Of til" directors Of the road,
who said that 10 Increase would be
attamntcd without conference will
representative Of the commuters.
The protest Of the commute"s
further ask: that the company he
required to file with The commission
not only statement showing gros:
revenues, passenger revenues. opera
: ting expenses. wages. &c. but fu!!
statement Of the financial condition
Of the road and The number Of an
nual passes and how they arc, pain
for.
Thc company last Saturday filed
tariffs providing Increased rates t.
All stations or its two divisions and
carceiIing sale CT the twenty five
trip ard fifty-two trip family tickets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21

GUN TOTER JAILED
Came to This City With Gun Looking
Fer Wo.k--Tc Sojourn at Hotel
Cox Two Months

Married life in the home of Lewis
smothers, colored, is not one grand
sweet song as pictured IN so many
cases, cut on the contrary is one OF
continual strife according to the
evidence addulced in the police court
today before Justice Snow when
Smotners appeared as complainant
against John Watkins, colcred, whom
he alleged had stolen his, Smother,s
wifc's elections and incidentally q
counter charge of carrying a pair OF
iron kruckles was also lodged against
Watkins by Policemen Magner and
Talbot who made the arrest.
Smothers told the court that Wat
kins frequently took his wife away
on trips and Watkins exhibited q
badly lacerated finger which he as
serted was bitter by Smothers fol-
Loving a row at his home.
Watkins told different story. He
said that Smothers sent his wife 20
him for money ard fool and that
Smothers used the money to shoot
crap. Smothers' wife said she did not
want any husband. Three months IN
iail for Watkins was the courts YER
dict.
Ben Mudd, colored, came to Alex
andria on a bicycle to get job and
he rot pinched by Policemen Durrer
and Lawrence Fadgett. Unfortu-
nately. he had gun which the court
asked him if he carried around for
sociaoility and he could give no
vaiid- reason for carryping the dan-
gerops ,6re- isaitter and $50 andt tya:
sSmonths was the courts sentence.
John Jackson and Thomas Jackson,
colorcd, Of Washington, who also
were with him were released.
A scolored man giving Policemen
Talbot and Thompson the name OF
James Coleman, suspected of know
i..g something about the robbery as
the store of L. Jacobson, 1912 King
street. was held for Investigation.
Unfortunately he wore g shirt and
tie said by jacobson similar to arti-
cles stolen from the store about
three weeks ago when loot valued
at 500 was obtained. He told th2
court he purchased thesS in Wash
ington and there was 10 proof 20 the
contrary. He, however. was held
for further investigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
n. R. Rodgers Dies
Vas Vice President and General Mgr
Of Alexandria Iron Works

Of Alexandria Iron Works
Marion r. Rodgers. about forty-f!ve
years cd, vice president and genera!
m:2nagcr cf the Alexandria Iron
Works, died at o'clock this mo1Ttng
a. his residence 915 New York Ave
rue. northwest. Washington after q
ten days Illness.
The deceased for several years past
had 5cen connected with the Alexan-
Gr;s Iron Works and maintained Of
fees here and in Washington. He
had mary frieGs in Alexandria and
especially among the attaches of the
Iron Works who will sincerely regret
10 hear Of his death.
NIr. Rodgers for the past five years
hgcs been connected with Alexandria
Iron Works.
HIS body Will be taken 70 Philadei-
phia ard the funeral VIII De held at
Z o'cGock Monday afternoon il that
city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
THREE SMALL FIRES
KEEP FIREME.N BUSY

Three small fires hrough. out III"
fire department: at different times
la. night. The ficst alarm al 6.35
o'cl2ck was caused By blaze on the
reef of the resi'erce 5l5 North PJt.
street.
The second a'arm at 1910 o'clock
was caused ny the burning Of Bag
gets barn at the head Of King street
Fire in an alley bounded by Prince
Duke, alfred anG Patrick streets at
m IN gfs caused the third alarm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
Claim They Need Addition
al Revenue to
Operate
TO YIELD $4,000 GROSS
Last Raise Increased Revenue S6j,-
900-Claim Expenses Have In
; creased SinceN May 1920.

The Observation-Disclosures Railway
Ccmpany desires 70 make the fn:-
lowing statement relative to is
proposed change in tariff.
.AS is well known, plans are being
considered, which il is 0cpcd will
enable il 10 adjust its financial al
fairs.
The management Of the property
has been turned over to Day and
Zimmerman, Inc. Of Philadelphia.
we'll Known engineers and public
utility managers, which will insure
efficiency and economy.
IN order to properly operate ara
maintain it.: property it vi! be nee
eSsary to secure additicra' revenue.
SINCE the outbreak of thn World
War, N 1911, this company has had
Only one. general increase in all Sof
it, fares, which was obtained De
ccmhc. 7th, 1919, it having been es-
timatcd at that time this Increase
would Weld additional gross opera
tirr revenre of $253.40S.C0, whcreaG
the operating results for the year
1920 indicate Chat the increase 50
obtained was only> S65.00G, and this
has proven to be,>iu view "f the very
grca; increases that hay" occurred
in all operating expenses since 19i1,-
wocfully Inadequate.
It l.: now estimated that the tariff
sled. and 70 he effective February
18th. 1921, Should produce. after
making due allowance for falling 81
IN travel, Approximately $l79,oca
more additional gross operating rev
rrrc than It did obtain for the calrN
lar year 1920 with the car'fs that
are row in force
IT i farther e:timat2i taat aftsr
providing for The opera.:n% rxnen-
S@S' fFCfe:' ttati. .Nt''"Sec .-t',,
allowance for depreciation. and ada.
opate and prcnev service. tha; tho
earnings remaining W.T. ," ln"'iT'c'
lent 70 .meen.its fiEed changes fNn-
sis,jng rf interest on its funded ana
urfundcd debt and VIII mot nrosHe
anything for dividends on its capita!
stock,
Stree May 1920 there ias been
general iacrcase IN the wagc 81 Ia
Dor. also in the cost Of power.
The prices Of materials necessary
10 the operation Of the property.
have Tot been reduced from wan
prices.
The company is de@iro"a oF pc
rating this property il =" interest
cf is patrons ana roa'i7sS that is
best asset Is cordial cooperation
with t." communities served i
must, however, secure SGt'i"iHHc frV"-
nue. to ,Hcct its necessary r"Ii'!rc-
ments.
1t desires to make certain capI-
tai expenditures for u" improve
ment Of The property but cannot d"
% until t can show sufficient iinah-
cial strength when WI! attraft ne"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late J, c. Mar
Scher wish to express their apprec:a-
;iun to all those who assisted the de-
ceased whsn he was taken SEX on
the car ard for seeing that ne had
proDer medical attention. Isle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
That Boost In Rates.

Your presence is needed tonight
at the mass meeting of the commu-
tiers. Every person in the city
should join the association.
Don't wait for the other fcl!ow to
do it; help in the fight; remember
the aid Of all is needed.
If the railway company wins yon
are a big financial loser. Better go
tonight to the mass meeting. Show
the company you are in earnest.
The JOB of fighting the trolley line
is not a one man affair. It is the
affair for every man, woman and
child in the city of Alexandria.
Let's put a stop to this busi,
ness Of being threatened with in
creased fare every now ard then
by this Observation-Disclosures Rail
way Company.
Wouldn't you kick if someone
were going to take gooGly part of
your wages each> month because
they said they needed it to run Their
business.
If Alexandria merchants every
time thev thought they needed lit
tie more money raised the prices Of
their stock what would the patrons
of their places do
Let's get an expert statistician to
help this fight. We need the best
money can afford The railway com
pary- is not overlooking any bets.
They hav. i.igh prized men armed
with figures ready for action.
If the commuters secure able
counsel ard an expert statistician
they can beat the railroad on the
company's proposition to increase
the fare and the citizens may not
be again bothered for long time.
There should not be any slackera
at ton:ght's meeting.
Representatives of the railway
company will be there TO hear what
is said and you should be there -
shcw them YOU mean business.
IF ever Alexandria needed to put
up united front it is against the
move on the part Of the trolley mag
mates to raise fare at this time.
Women will be as welcomed as
men at tonight's meeting. All are
spenders with the road.
Falls Church already is on the JOB
with their protest. We knew Falls
Church would not lag. IN this. fight.
7rlhi'esy: have always been%to the front
when the trolley company wanted to
raise the fare.
The trolley company will run re
gard!esS of whether CT not thay
get an increase in fare.
Mr. Commuter do you realize that
it is your money that runs the rail
road and you should be interested in
preventing an increased fare.
Everybody who is interested il
Alexandria's future prosperity will
attend ton;ght'S meeting Of the
commuters and help defeat the 43
cert fare sought by the trolley mag
mates.
Before the meeting adiou"ns to-
night the name of every commute"
who pays his fare should be ON the
cards that will be distributed for
membership in the commuters As
sociation. Give all you can To- the
cause and we can get the best legal
talent to nit against tho able law
yers the railway company has hirc3
10 represent them at the hearing.
Let's Us obtain the best attorney
in railroad rate matters we can af
ford TO fight this cause and win.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21

The stage is set for the big public
mass meeting which will be held AZ
3 o'clock tonight in the auditorium
Of the Chambers Commerce 70 ar
range to protest before the Inter
state Commerce Commission against
the ,:cposed ircrease IL fares on
the Vashirgton-Virginia Railway
Cnn,rsny.
Thp meeting will be called to order
promptly at O'Clock BY . I. stans-
bury. president Of the Mount Vernon
Division Commuters Association ard
the preliminary plans for vigorous
ard energetic fight against the prop
ositior Of the trolley i:ne will he
mapped out.
Cares for membership in the asso-
cation will be distributed. Thrr"
are nc set dues, this having been
left &c the individual by the execu-
tive committee Of the association.
However. hope is expressed that
al! VII give as literally as they car
In order to secure the sefYices Of
the best f.gal talent to be obtained.
it is absolutely necessary that all
ccutribute as much as they can al
fo.d. It is better to give to this
causc and win than to give the by
ir.rcasc later TO the Washin%toa-
Virginia Railway Company
Th" officers nf the association are
arx!cu@ that there will be gcne~:ll
authorizing Of citizens tonight 1T
this meeting. 1t is poiEaed out 5y
them ;hat this matter &: cnc OF vitGsl
inheritance TO every citizen Of Alee4s;=
andra. On The qncs ton q whether
or rot the commuters win depends
The future prosperity C the city.
Should they lose, fifteen TO twenl1
per cent at least. Of the commuters
IL is thought will eventually leave
the city and go 10 Washington t.
make their homes.
The necessity for concerted actihn
against the railway company was
never morc needed than y! the pres
cnt time As was sta;cl in the city
ccurcil "Wednesday night, those
who ii+e here 60 not realize tie
magnitude Of the proposition Of the
railway COMPANY The work Of
maxim" this fight should not be left
70 the few officers of the associa ton
They should from now on have tha
hearty cooperation OF every person
in the city regardless Of whether CT
not they commute daily. If they So.
cure this support and when the Sina
comes for the hearing before the II.
terstate Commerce Commission arr!
everybody aids in the cause Alex
andria will win for their cause is a
just one.
1t should net be overlooked that
the railway company only on Apr!
E last obtained substantial increase
IL fares all alorg its line and that at
the present time the prices Of every,
thing and also wages ere on the
downward trend.
Hundreds cf Alexandria mechanics
are wcrk;r9 in Washington and hun
dreds of others IN the spring expec'
to worl; here. They spend their
money light here in Alexandria with
our merchants and if it we're not fol
Washington they would have To leave
Alexandria, They car pay a RIA
sonab,e fare and still remain in Alex
ardria. They, however. cannot pay
an increased fare and continue to ike
here and work in Washington. This
therefore, hits every line OF business
I in the city of Alexandria. Withcu1
the aid of these mechanics our mer.
chants would not thrive. YOU can
therefore. see the grsat inportanc,
of putting VI strong, . ] vigor'
Gus fight at this tine before the n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
FACTORY TO CONSUMER

No jobber'S profit. Hundreds Of
pairs Of women's fine shoes. Four
prices, S2.9S. $3.4S, $39S. s4.4S.
Arlny~Navy and General Merchandise
Store. King and Washington Streets.
Isle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
Buy SHOES NOW

Special bargains in woE'cn's high
ard lew shoes. Army Navy an !
General Merchandise Shora. King ard
Washington Streets. 18-fc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
Meeting Tonight
To Protest Boost
Everybody In. The City Invited 10
Attend & Join Movement in Fight
Against w. V. Rwy. Company
ALL SHOULD JOIN ASSOCIATION

Cards VIII be istributed-Preiln1lnafy
Plans Will be Mapped Out by The Commuters to se-
cure Counsel to Represent Them Before The Inter
state Commerce Commisson-Plans Also Will be
Made to File Petition of Pfotest-FaI!s Church Com
n,uters Have Already Filed Their Petition With Corn
mission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
Fresh ripe strawberries, 10 cents
a quart. Leachman and Saum, Queen
and Payne Streets.
JUST RECEIVED

200 dozen strictly fresh countr>:
eggs from the Valley CT Virginia. 10
cents a dozen. at f. c. PuLLLN'S.
corner Queen and Royal Streets.
Isle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
BUY SHOES NOW

Wcmen's high and low shoes black
snd brown. highest price, S4.'s.
Amy ard Navy Store, King and
Washington Streets. lS-ic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. J. c. Tut has sold his business.
lnowh as TUFTS Peanut Market. At
1000 King Street. 70 Mr.. l.. c. Tut,
Who has already taken cl,,ree.
.:1-2c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21
THE BEST BREAD
is BLAIR'S
NOORE'S SANITARY BAKERY
("MORE SANITARI')
{. 6. BLAIR. Proprietor.
ATTENTION, WOMEN.

Stylish high and low shoes, high
est price. S4.4S. Sale starts tonnor-
row. Army Navy Store, King ard
Washington Streets. Isle