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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08
CARTER COUNTY FREE FAIR SEPT. 14-l5l617
SKY PILOT AND AIR PILOT
TEAM UP PRETTY WELL
DIR DAVIDSON SAYS

DIR. X. l.. Davidson pastor OF
Broadway Baptist church could
not reach the ArdmOre Boosters
at Sulphur early enough by the
ordinary methods of travel, so
he asked Air Pilot Askew to take
him over in his plane, asserting
that an air pilot and sky pilot
ought TO team up together pretty
well. They left here at o'clock
and DIR. Davidson was billed 10
do some speaking today at various
towns that will be visited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08

Mrs. Effie wilkes. county probation
officer, is confined to her home by a
severe attack Of neuralgia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08
Eastern star to Hold Initiation

The Eastern Star will hold initia.
ton OF new members tonight at 5
o'clock at the Masonic Hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08
SORRELS, UMPIRE
T-OLEAGUE KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
WELL KNOWN IN ARDMORE AND
REGARDED AS ONE OF THE
FINEST SPORTSMEN EVER
IN THIS CITY

Bill Sorrels. umpire in the TO
league and well known in this city,
was fatally injured at Fort Worth,
| Texas. last night as result of an
automobile collision. Sorrells was sche.
duled TO officiate at the championship
games which open today between
Paris and Ardmore
Sorrells was regarded as one of the
finest sportsmen who ever came to
Ardmore and as an umpire commanded
greater respect among the players
and fans than did any other official
who ever announced decisions on a
| TO diamond. The news Of his death
brought many expressions Of sorrow
among citizens Of ArdmCre
The telegraphic account of the acci.
dent in which SOrrels Inet death reads
as follows:
! Fort Worth, Texas. Sept S--Two
men Were instantly killed. another
probably fatally injured and three
others slightly hurt tonight. about
| 9.l5 o'clock, when a speeding auto
mobile crashed into a street car on
| North Main street near the yiaduct.
The dead men are
WILL SORRELLS. a former pitcher
Of the Fort Worth. Chicago and New
orleans baseball clubs.
II. NJ. HARPER.
The injured are Ab Weatherford,
residing in Washington Heights.
North Fort Worth. who was driving
the car. hip crushed, leg broken and
| injured internally, probably fatally;
! Billy Hoggard, Cody House, in North
Fo-t Worth. cuts and bruises; G. W.
! Cause. city secretary Of Niles City,
cut and bruised but not seriously;
l.. G. Brewer. severe cuts and bruises
and possible Internal injuries Wea.
therford is u All Saints hospital and
Brewer is ~ the City-County hospital.
The other two were able 10 go to
their homes.
According 10 eye witnesses the six
men. in large. touring car. were
speeding north on Main street. pur-
sued By motorcycle officers and when
the driver passed another automobile
going in the same direction he appar.
FWNg lVNs 'ohIol ~ Nus NAl NUl'A
crashed headong into a street car
coming south. The automobile was
demolished and only the driver re.
mained In the car. the others being
thrown out, some FOR u distance
Of thirty feet.
Sorrells head was crushed. both
arms broken, leg crushed and face
cayed In. Harpcr's face was crushed
and he was fatally injured Internally.
James Carroll q prominent farmer
OF Brock was transactng business In
the city today MIR Carroll says that
there will bc but little cotton gathered
In that vicinity this fall, and an farm.
crs are glad to hear that there will
be a market for peanuts next season
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08

Enid, Okla. Sept. S.-One and
forty-four Iundredths inches OF
rain fell in Enid and vicinity last
night according TO announcement
vi local weather bureau this
morning. armFers declare this
will be very beneficial to their
crops, rs they were beginning ~
need rain very badly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08
BOYS and GIRLS
TO Be GUESTS OF
ARDMORE LIONS
County Boys and Girls Who
Will Have Exhibitions at
Fair Will Be Guests of
Lions Next Thursday
LIONS HOLD ANNUAL
ELECTION NEXT WEEK
0UT-OF-TOWN SPEAKER ENTER.
TAINS LIONS AT TODAY'S MEET
ING AT HOTEL ARDMORE
IN LIVE SESSION

Lee II. Berce, secretary Of the
Grand Rapids Association of Commerce
Of Grand Rapids, Mich, was the prin.
clpal speaker at the weekly luncheon
Of the Lions club held today at Hotel
Ardmore. Mr.. Bierce is one of four
lecturers that are sent out by the
international association Of Lions
clubs. His speech dealt with present
day problems and it contained too
much Of interest to be overlooked by
the press of the country and in the
issue Of tomorrow this paper will pub
lish the speech in part.
DR.. Ashley Chappell who was with
the Booster trip but who was forced
TO return on account of the death OF
Mr.. Ryburn which occurred here was
present AZ the meeting and invoked d-
vine blessings.
President Lasher presided at the
luncheon today for the first time since
his return from the west where he
attended the annual meeting of the
international association Of Lions clubs
held in California Mr.. Lasher az the
next meeting will have something Of
interest TO impart 10 the club concern.
ing his trip.
Annual Election Soon
II was brought 10 the attention Of
the club that the annual election Of
officers will be held at the meeting
next week
John W. Simpklns secretary cf the
County Fair association was at the
meeting today and suggested that there
would be many boys and girls from
the country in Ardmore next Thursday
These young people will be exhibitors
at the county fair and the Lions decld.
ed that as many as these children as
can be accommodated at the next
meeting will be invited to sit with the
Lions az dinner.
President Lasher called the atten-
tiDn Of the club To the loss which
Lion Henry Baum has mad to suffer
ON account OF fire and there were
many expressions OF sympathy for
Mr. Baum and appreciation Of him as
a citizen ot Ardmore ana as meri-
ber of the Lions Club.
The death OF W. f. Redstcd sccre-
tury OF the k.wanis club, was noted
and committee was appointed to
draft suitable resolutions f.r presenta.
lion TO the family OF the deceased and
20 the club which MIR Redsied repre-
sentci
Among the guests Of the club 10.
day were Paul shelby. / 9. Vickcrs.
Joe Lathrop, II. h Brown and Prof.
II. T.. Bash.
II. X. Brown is member q the
Lions club at McAlcs;yr. lie has re-.
Gently moved 10 this city and an IN.
v.tatlon was extended to hun to Doe.
come an active member OF the Ard
more club
Professor Bash who was one Il the
guests Is the principal of the new
Junior high school IN this city and
the club stated that program would
be turned over TO the new educator
In the city within 4 shor, time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08

s VI. Parker. former county treas.
urer has been asked 20 assist the
county agent during the coming fair
ALr. Parker will have direct supcrvis.
ion OF the exhibition hall An who
are contemplating having an exhibit
should communicate with him az once
as there are but few sections left.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08

Ponca City. Sept. S.--The heay.
lest rainfall in two months fell
last night and this morning.
1875 inches being recorded. \
total OF 2.;5 inches of rain has
fallen this month ut POnca City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08

James Carroll, q prominent farmer
OF Brock was transacting business In
the city today. Mr.. Carroll says that
there will bc but little cotton gathered
In that vicinity this fall. and an farm.
crs are glad to hear that there will
be a market for peanuts next season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08
GOOD RAINS ARE
REPORTED FROM
OVER THE STATE
DROUTH BROKEN IN BARTLES.
VILE; FARMERS NEAR ENID
REJOICE OVER RAINFALL IN
THAT SECTION.

Bartle,ville. Okla, Sept. s.
Drouth which has extended over
a long period was broken last
night. \ thunderstorm was Oc-
companied by 81 Of an inch rain
fall and decided lowering OF the
temperature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-08
Sim Fein Representatives
Are Asked to Attend a
Further Conference in
Note to Dublin
IRISH PREFER AN
ORAL CONFERENCE
WILLINGNESS TO ENTER THE
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH Is
PROGRESSED BY DUBLIN
AUTHORITIES

Inverness, Scotland. Sept S.-Official
confirmation that the British cabinets
reply TO the latest note from Eamonn
de Valera, the Irish leader. which was
dispatched 20 Dublin last evening. in.
vites representatives Of the Sim Fein
to further conference was given
here today.
The cabinet asked Mr.. de Valera
for definite reply as to whether he
vas prepared to enter conference
10 ascertain how the association OF
Ireland and the British empire can
best be reconciled with the Irish ma.
tonal aspirants. II suggested that
the conference be held in Inver-
ness, Sept 90
The British reply written by Prime
Minister Lloyd George says:
Government by consent OF the
governed is the basis Of the British
constitution but we cannot accept
as the basis OF q practical confer.
ence an Interpretation thereof which
would commit Us to any demand you
might. present, even to that of a
republic"
Mr.. Lloyd George says he cannot
believe a refusal TO enter into con-
ference would mean reputation Of
allegiance to the crown and that II
Mr. Dc Valera's real objection Is a
fear Of the British proposals offer
less than liberty to Ireland, that
matter can be discussed in the con.
ference. II held
Dublin, Sept. s.-Slgns OF confidence
and good spirits We're again apparent
among the Sim Feln leaders at tne
Mansion House this morning. They
have received knowledge of the con.
tents OF. Prime Minister Lloyd Georges
reply TO Eamonn de- Valera, whlch
Will be made public here this evening
at the same time that the note is Gwen
GU by the British.
So far as could be judged. the Irish
leaders We're not disturbed or sur.
pr.sed by Mr.. Lloyd Georges commu.
n!cauon. The Sim Feln leaders have
been showing some irritation AZ what
they call Misrepresentation In the
British and American press of their
position In the negotiations. The club.
crate arguments In their notes pni
in the Irish Bulletin. they dec.a -.
We're not intended 10 convey the im.
preston that they had rejected do.
mlnion status and insisted on scra.
ration. Their willingness to enter Tie
British commonwealth on such icrms
they said, they consider to have b,er
plainly indicated.
The substitution Of direct verbal
arguments. face TO face wi,u the
British ministers for exchanges Of
notes would be- welcomed the sim
Fcincr leaders declare
London, Sept S.--Reports that the
message sent 10 Irish republican
Continued on Page Twvl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
SALVATION ARMY
ADVISORY BOARD
Organization Being Perfect
ed This Afternoon at
Cham. Of Com.
S; w. PITTS PRESIDES
Thirty-Five Towns and Cities in Vic.
ginia Have Formed Boards-Expec;
Splendid Results VIII Follow

The formation of an advisory board
for the Salvation Army is being
: completed. this afternoon at meet
ing Of number Of prominent citi-
zcns interested in that work which
is being held in the. rooms cf the
chamber of commerce. The meet
inc has been called by S. W. Pitts,
Mrs. Mary T. Wishman, who is
pomoting the work in this city, VII
make an address on the solution Ct
some Of The peeds of the organiza-
ton as she has found them in a study
Of this work.
With the formation Of Community
Advisory Boards Of the Salvation
Army in thirty-fve towns and cities
cf Virginia. the work of bringing the
Army's social service organizations
into every part Of the state is rap
idly approaching realization. The
work of these Advisory Boards will
be small but Of tremendous import
ancc. as has been ably shown in the
results of the first year of Advisory
Board organization in twenty-Four
western states of the Union. The
boards will bring the Arnly's uni
formed officials, who are skilled III
treating Gowntrod,ien humanity, into
close touch with the cases arising in
their communities, and will make
such recommendations as Will aid in
the prompt and satisfactory solution
Of the eases.
Direct service cf the kind thai is
not only helping alleviate distrcas
and suffering in the larger cities, but
Continued on Third Page
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
Dog Licenses
Rcsianing May l Warrants W:ll be
Obtained For All Who Have
No Licenses

Richmond, April 12.-Announco,
ment was today made at the office
tf the Department Of Game and h.
land Fisheries here that all game
wardens had been instructed TO pro-
ceed. as Of May /, to obtain war
rants for all parties who have not,
as of that date, paid taxes on dogs
ever four months old, owned By
them. under their control or on their
premises 1t was pointed oat that
the law makes failure to pay dog
taxes by May ] as misdemeanor.
punishable by fine CT rot less than
S5 90 nor more than 500. The tax
was payable February l without
penalty, and penalty of five per
cent is imposed by law on dog taxes
paid between February and May l..
Game wardens Will, it was said at
the Department, make a house to
house canvass for delinquent owners
ami obtain warrants for all parties
who have not paid the tax. There
will be no exception to this rule, it
was announced. and all parties own
ing dogs are urged 10 pay the tax
before May l. The warning IS II
the nature of last call, officials of
the department said.
The, law imposes tax of So cn
femal + dogs and 81 on males ard
spaped females. There IS also pro-
vision for a kennel license, under
which parties may pay license of
$40. ard keep not more than y
dogs. and s15 which entities them to
keep an unlimited number Of dog'.
Pay your dog tax now and avoid
prosecution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
SOUTH GATE CLUB
HOLOS SOCIAL HERE
Fairfax Harrison President
of Southern Railway
Heaos Delegation
206 MEMBERS ATTEND
Supper. Westminster Building ami
Musical Prog iam--G. W. Zachary
Lectures on Washington Relics

Two hundred and SIX members Of
the South Ga.c Club, composed Of
Master MaSoas lomp!oyed IN the gen
eral Offices OF tne Southern Railway
Company in Washington, last night
jouraeyed over . Alexandria and held
an entertainments. The visitors were
accompanied By Fairfax Harrison,
president Of the Southern Railway
Company. and number of promn-
2nt officials Of ::ia. road who came cn
he private ca" Mount Vernon"
Supper was served in the West:nin-
ster building. There was a short adj
!ress by R.", D.. James Sera Mont
Eoncry, chaplain Ct &c House Of
Representa- siveS. Others on the pro-
gam includel Mss Lucy Graves and
,rcphen Field and Arthur Pierce Of
Washington II "Darktowa Comedy
vocation was offered oy Rev. nr.
Echn Lee Allison. pastor of the Sec
{; Presbyterian Church, this city and
benedicticn was gwen by Rev. DR..
Montgomery Aftcrward the visiTors
wen. to the Masonic Temple. where
Ike Washingtan relics were cxpla:red
~ George ". Zachary. tiler of the
Alexandria Washington Lodge.
Other railroad officials in attend
tnce included J. z. Duke. general audi
soY; H. Il. Langhgoa, assistant to the
vice preSidcns; Hcnry OBJ. Cooper,
neral attorney; j NJ. Culp. a retired
vice president: ". II. Burton. prcsi-
!crt Of the c.r!.. was toastmaster
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
Ad Club Meeting
Judge Theodore Harris Addresses
Club--C. p. Swan Presides

The Advertising Club Of this city
last night was addressed by Judge
Theodore Harris in the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce.
Judge Harris took for his sub
ject, "Hcw to Keep Trade at Home"
Among other things the speaker
urged cooperation. publicity aover-
sising. Good slillful advertising,
loyalty, community Of ideals. The
speaker urged cooperative buying.
The meeting was largely attended
c. B. Swan, president of the club,
who presided, announced that meet
ings. would be held each month and
speakers to obtained address the
:lub an deach year banquet was
o be given. He also an
bounced that he proposed to
name committee to solicit for ne"
members cf the club Severa! j:r:r
d at TIE close of the meeting .as'
night, among whom were James R.
Cation, R. P Harrington, advert;s.
ing manager of the Alexandria Ga.
zette and N. Loeb. ~
1 Others who made speeches includ
d Howard ". Smith. Julian 7
Williams. James R. Cation and A
D. Crockett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
HARDING TURNS
DOWN LEAGUE
Urges Rail Rate and Cost
Cuts-hsks Curb Tar
iff Reforms
READS HIS MESSAGE
Unprecedented Crowd Gather to Eta
Message-urgcs Rail Rate an.
Cost Cuts

Wash, d. c., April l2.-Presi-
dent Harding ii RS first ad1c>ss ::
Congress today announced that Ii
would approve 4 ''GecIaratory reso-
luton" by Congress with qualif!ca.
t;ons essential % protect all or
rights" which void end the '',echnl-
cal state of wa agains; the "entra!
powers of Eur;pe. ;.
The Presiden: added, however that
: ii. would be .'iie to declare 70" sep
arate treaties a. peace with The cen
tral powers oa .:Ie assumption a!on'
that these wou';i 81 adequate, because
the situation IS 50 involved tha- ouT
peace engag, mcnt: cannot ignore RI:
old world reI.-;c Hsh!ps and lie set
Elements alreadr effected. noc IS !:
desirable TO 4. SO IN preserving our
own rights an! contracting our fu-
turc relationsn:us."
Although cc.l9r:nG uaresarved!%'
against the existing league Of ma
tions," the President said:
Tine wiser cou"se would seem to be
The acceptance IT the confirmation o:
our rights ana interest as al 'eadi'
provided and TO engage under the ex.
sting :r,aty. assuming Of course
that this can re satisfactory. ac-
complished By such explicit reserya
tions and motif atoms as will secure
our a5soilee -Itedom from lradvis-
able commitments and safeguar: a.
our essential interests. :
An associations OF nations. the
President said, could not be founded
until the world was at peace.
Following i custom inaugur";sd y
George WaslnStnn, abandoned b.
Thomas jefferson ana revived by
Woodrow Wi!3n.l, President Hardinr
delivered his iic;s message i Con
grrss IN person.
The two ao:,"eS assembled n Joint
session n N" House chamber 70
hea. the execu-!TS outline ms sisw-
with regard - The many domestic
Continued on Page Two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
Returned to Trinity
Rev. DR.. D. II. Martin Rcappnin1cd
I.c. al Pastur

Rev. Dr.. H. II. Marlin has; hrtn
reappoin;ed pastor Of Trinity V. T..
Churc,, Of th;: city by thc annual
c2nfa">rcc - III Mr:H'. - Episco-
pr. Chu=,a which closed its session.
il Baltimore ,csterday.
DR.. Martin has been pastor Of the
local church for several months and
the annourcer.cn: Of his raappoirt-
mcnt was rec>ived with general sat
isfact:on ny tie parishOners and his
many friends in this city.
Anno;ntme.,is for Washington
district follows:
District Superintendent. j. R.
Edwards.
.Alexardria d. h. Martin.
Arlinrtor ]. NJ. McCauley.
Burtonviile-W. b. Elliott.
Camp ,~inoS-C. l.. Conner.
Concord-s. Z. Roob.
Falls. Churc;:-~S. R. Murray.
Fore<tvillcZ-H. c. Crutchlcy.
Gaithersburg-Frank A. kifnon
Herrdor. J. Z. Stacks.
Hvattsvillc--E. y. Bereerstock
Hyatt:v:l!c.-I. r. Wood.
Kensirgton-W T. McKenney.
Lspham-,J. R. Cayileer.
Iinrjon- y. Clark Main.
1ar;onsvilic-N. E. Linweav"r.
Taonard,owr-R. ". Ogg.
Nontc.r rncrv-W. VI. Brashears.
RoseAale-,C. r. Lincer.
ST. Mary'S-P. G.. Fii!y
csa+ a,it-W. Fl. Richard
son
Anacostia-r. E. Ccocs.
Rwrbtwcod.-C. s. Cole.
Brock!ana,--A. s. Nowbray.
Rrue:,-II. +. Huddlesor.
Calvary j. s. MONTGOMERY
Chevy Chasc--T. l.. Neff
Congress- Er:ghzs--E. n. Berger
stock :. -
N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
PLAN VISIT
Silver Neon Council 10 be Guest OF
Idaho Council, Degree
Gf PccahrntaS

= t,,c rlcatina Of Silver Moon
Council Degree Of PCcahonras last
night, an Invitation frcm ldahG
counci, cf Washington was accepted
INK. ri,a members Of The council Of
.Alcyaniria will leave 7n special car
on Friday, April 18th. a ! p. nj. to
pay TIC fraterral visit.
Several received the degree Of the
order and a number of applications
for membership was presented. II.
nal plans for the dance to be held IN
EIks' Hall on April - vas made
and from the report Of tickets sold
i large crowd will attend the dance
Mrs. Mabel Roop was elected rep
rasentat.ve from Silver Moon Coun-
ell No. :, 10 the Great Council Of
Virginia which will he held in Fred
ericksburg, Va, on May 1919 and
90. a large delegation Of Red Men
and Degree OF Pccalionsas will visit
The Great Council.
vi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
Smoker Tonight
Emmanuel Class to Entertain at
Parish Hail

The Emmanuel Bib" Class Of
Christ Church Sunday School will
have a smoker ami social tonight in
re Parish Hall. The committee in
.hargc has arranged very interest
ing program and al! members Of the
class and all men Of the city who
are not members Of other classes,
are invited to attend. The program,
will start promptly ats p. m. after
tbs. social refreshments will be served
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
N. E. South Conference
50 nor ,iexandria Distric:
Named

Roanoke, Va, April 12.-The Bal
.,:aoa Conference, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, adjourned its
157th annual session yesterday after
noon at A o'c.ock, following the read
ing of the appointments of the pre&cf
ers for the coming year, by Bishop
Hendrix, the appointments are as fol
lows:
Alexandria Distrlt-H. P. Haml!
presiding eldot. alexandria, E. Y
REGISTER; Biremon:, c. l.. Beard:
Clarendon ana Ba;.StCn, E. c. Berry,
Del Ray, J. Rayn Jnd Wood; Dum'
fries, to be supplirt, East Fairfax, 5,
E. Johns; .Fa: a::-f%&. J. c. Thrashe;
Falls Church, 5. v Hildsorand; Fau-
quier, A. L. Harp csherger; Frederick;
burg, H. L. iTou:; Hamilton. H. Q
Burr; Herndon, s. f. Wright; Hills
boro, ". H. Ma.>l., I.eesburg, J. \
Mast; Loudoun; l.. B. Atkins, Man
assas, William S.r"cns; Marshall, W.
C Smith; NJ GclebuTg, H. c. Marsh
Oecoquan, J. W. Eeall; Prince VIII
lam, C. w. Mars; Quant:co, Wado
johnson; Rea. ngcon. G. W. Staples
Stafford. Glen, J Cooper; Sterling
f. B. Famo INKS; Sudley, Home
We!ch; Walrenton. Fl. l.. Bivens:
West Fauquie7, ". Il. Gray.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
Elects Officers
". 4. SmGCt Chosen President Al
Real Estate and Mortgage
CORPORATION

The Alexandria Real Estat" an;
Mortgage Corporation at its annua:
meeting held yesterday afternoon ,,
the rocmS Of the chamber Of com,
mercc elected tne f1i!cw.ag d 20 o'&
20 serve for tie year:
W. <. Smcot. r. $. .oncs, George
F. WarficId. Carroll Pierce, B. Wei.
C. s. Taylor Burke. W. P. WoG'is.
Tire directors afterward held & meet;
:ng and elected these officers: !" :.
smooy, pres;Gc.!; R. S. Jones. g
president: Il. =. Wool!S, secre as
The affairs # the company "tTe
reported to De iR excellent shape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-12
Big K. OF c. Trip
Local Council 20 gn to Falls Church
Tomorrow Night .

lOUiI:iSV1 .fi5 5uJ '.t.r
a large number Of members Of the
:3cal council Of the Knights Of Col
ambus VILE joGrncE to. Falls: Church
tomorrow evening. when regular,
a,onth!y meeting Of the council will be.
held in st James Hal! al that place
The holding Of the meeting at Falls
church is IN. deferenc" TO the large
membership wing in the vicinity OF
Falls Church tbs. were initiated INTO
the order severn: months ago.
The member OF the Council con-em-
plating taking in rh!S trip are 20 meet
ii the I.yceum Hall at I O'clock to
morrow evening, where automobiles
will he proviicd for all those dssir-
irr 10 go. The committee IN charge
If the spo,tat;on and entertain
R:ent feature Of the occasion have
spared no efforts 70 make the Fails
Chu.ch Meeting one Of the niosc IN
.eresting meetings Of the season.
Eats and Smokes will be served, an!
there will % seve,al addressed on DIFF
fe.cnt topics of interest 70 the mem
5rrS.
Tomorrow evening. Wednesday. is
ne date. and e"crytody wants 70 be
al the Lyceum Hall q. 7 o'clock, Tor
The AUTOMOBILES will leave promptly
4. ;hat time.