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STILL HIGH
IN CAPITAL CITY;
HOUSES SCARCE

Washington-For many months,
even before the late war, Washing
tqnians were told the reason for the
apartments was the shortage of nous
ing facilities. Where demand exceeds
the supply, realtors said the price of
the supply will mount.
Washington rents. are, stii! high and
the shortass Is still held UP o. the
hut 'there vers s,4ss vacant
houses apartments and aats in Wash-
ingto in July Of this year" accord
Ing to = recent survey OF engineers Of
the local telephone company. ,st"Of
this total, 2.27s were honses, 7oss were
apartments and 4se were CLASSIFIED 81
Hats"
The survey was made to estimats
the amount Of the eonppany's business
In. coming years. Il resulted In the
declaration by the engineers that since
1s17 q d~aGFsastag number Of families
are living In houkss,3 n well an q de-
creasipg number residing In apart
ments, Because Of. nigh prices, evil
IDENTIFY, the survey showed that mora
persons have had to resort tof'thRts,a9
rooming houses and itghf $hSasskeSp-
Ing establishments.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
MANY AMERICANS
PAY VISIT TO
WESTMINSTER ABBEY

London.-(By A~ssociatsd Press.)
-Westmtnstsr Abbey AZ coming more
and more to- be regarded az q shrine,
not only by the British subjects 81
the seven ssas but also by thousands
Of American tourists. While It ID i'm
possible to estlmate the number OF
visitors statistlcaljy, the veresrs and
ether funqt!onstjes who watch the
Geminss and Eolnas Of the threnas
er;can visitors to- the historic edidce
last summer than " before. IN
many Of these they Recognised former
pilgrims who had come back again
e steep themselves IN tho spirit Of
The tomb Of the uuknown soldier
has proved the sreatest marnet for
tourists. both British coionials and
Americans. AT ail'.times when the
abbey II open to the public great
silent crowds with uncovered hsedi
ean be seen shout the sreve r1adinI
OF, tho great Aost Of British Toumles
Who made the supreme saerifcs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
LLOYD GEORGE MAY
MAKE DESIRED TRIP
TO UNITED STATES
tBy rha Associated pra.s.l

a. - eN~VP
London-Should Mr.. Lloyd George
fall to obtain a dominating or evsn
a good political strategic position in
the coming general elections there
are at least two things which may oc,
cui,y his atten.ion--hls long hoped for
y:st to America. and the writing Of
his memoirs, -
With receipt Of the invitation from
Secretary Of Labor Davis on behalf
OF the American goraedd. q Welsh So
,ciety, the question OF the former
primer prime miniater's visit to the
United States has been revived and 1t
is ccns!derod. possible that he may
realize cherished desires. His high
regard for America and her people
has been emphasized in almost every
speech since he relinqutshed the helm
OF state and 1t is known he was deep
ly impressed by the favorable editor
ial comment eabled to England follow
It is consi6Ered very possible that.
If he turns from political activities,
he Will 60 to the United States bsfore
plunging into his memoirs both be-
cause 1t would give him a rest, or at
lehst q change from his arduous iabors
and would enable him tollook at what
he might want to say-from a DISTANCE
giving q better perspective. Then,
too, there would be the opportunity
Of cleaning additional material from
the events OF the Immediate future.
1t may be. recalled that then when
there was considerable critc,sni OF
his accepting $400. 900 for f1s book
IAcyd George said he intended h. rive
the proceeds to charity, but now chat
he no longer holds an official position
there 4: some question as 70 whether
|;he mighrE5not zee 1T to keep the rev.
enue from his pen as, I'M Insurance
aga4nst adversely during his. life "in
the Wilderness. 10y -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
THE WORLD WE MAKE.

It1E WQItLD WE MAIAE. --
There's always a friend wherever you
go,
Theres always a fellow who's good to
know;
A.smiling eye and a helping hand,
These are dotting this good old
land;
Most of the people who come and
Are friendly folks who are good to
1t. all depends on the view you take,
And tho sort Of a goal that you want
to make;
It all depends on the things you
Y seek,
Men wll! answer the way you
Frown and they'll offer you frown
snarl and your find it a snsrling
town. r
You merely gather the fruit you SOW
Sin, and sinners alone you'll know;
Hate, and wherever you go you'll
Ii find
Hatred and malice Of every kind.
Lie, and you'll learn ere the day is
|- 'wf -. -
,g through
Liars have peddled their lies to you.
The world is a mirror upon the shelf,
Wherein you may readily see your
self;
You'll find it good If you cook the
best,
And, whether its north, south, east
-. or west,
IT only the smile of a friend you
show,
1Youu find it friendly wherever you
go. lr
Travel the highways up or down
On the village street ur the busy
And you will find. whatever the
place,
Men read your thoughts and they
read your face;
They'll play the friend or they'll
play. the, foe .:.
And you'll find what you 1, seek,
wherever you go.
,(Copyright, 1922, by Edgar A. Guest.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
CONTINUES ATTACK
ON XII KLUX KHAN

Great Bend, Kans., Oct. 31.-one
pistol shot could produce a state OF
civil war in Kansas similar to y a IN
ireland. according to Governor Henry
J., Allen. who continued his attacks on
the Ku Klux Khan here yesterday.
His speech was a part Of a.series OF
political addresses he Ia making but
the latter portion OF it was devoted to
a. scathing dcnunciation of religious
bigotry and community hatred.
The governor denounced certain
types OF Catholics and members Of the
Khan in the same breath, telling them
they should both be ashamed OF them
selveS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
lis YOUR CHILD
PHYSICALLY FIT?

IT not, 1t il your first duty to find
cut what is the matter with him.
Do you know how to proceed to this
end?
We ofrer you the best information
In the world In a specially prepared
booklet on The School Child's Health,
1t tells you how to test his eyes, his
hearins-how to overcome flat feet,
to regulate his appetite, how to fore
stall tuberculosis, what to do when
hu gets contagious diseases.
Stop right now. Take stock OF
your child's condition. Use this
booklet as o guide. 1t is free. A
copy will be mailed to any reader
who fills out and mails, the coupon
below, enclosing two cents in stamps
for return postage. Write your name
and address clearly,
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GERMAN EXPOUNDS
JlU JlTSU METHOD

Berlin, "A German policeman has
3ustI finished giving instruction in Np-
Jitsu. the Japanese method OF self,
protection. to guardians Of the public
order in Spain.
Herr Wozny, Of the Berlin criminal
police department. returned recently
from the engageme n t, f9r 2 brtst y.e!t
tion in Berlin as q police INSTRUCTOR,
especially In Jiu-Jitsu. Wozny's ser,
vices were borrowed by the Span
ish authorities. His commission In
icluded the development Of police Ji4-
'Jitsu teachers at-Barcelona,s md inr
tstruction looking toward the establish
lnentsof . Jiu-Jitsu squad In Madrid.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
BABY TAKES
FIRST FLIGHT AT
AGE OF II MONTHS

sydney. ". s. W.--Trsacy, two year,
And four months 0f ags has bSsa
given the title OF Australia's All
Baby o. ths result u her total
:;treysls ne more thar 20 hours insthtlsl
PatreiA 40 the Aapghtsr8 Al Llsus
Aircraft and SEngtnsernk scempany.,
apdSTefontiSs retttfnsd With hsr moth
md EtEthsf. fFnnt y htghts of 5000
.milss over tho Atyerina. She had her
i t1A.ght atsthezage OF ~ months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
NOTICE OF Mo1roAaS ro1Ec1os-
URU JAZZ

Notice is hereby given. that that GER
tain mortgage s1ecqted BY Bernt soree
gasor., to Thes: &. Day i Co. 1es&sis,-
ms Of Thos. G. Day. George w. Wishard
and VIM. 2; psy):: OF indianapolis. In
d!aaa, o,. nG%;off ts dated AUGUST 70;
register OF deeds in and for the County
Of Grand Forks and State Of North Da-
kota, on August 30, 1912 at $3.50 o'clock
F. F; ~, a. .nd therein duly recorded in Book
: VIII be foreclosed. by a sale of the
premises in such mortgage end herein
after described. at the front door Of tho
Fork. and State Of North Dakota. at the
hour Of two In the afternoon on the 18th
day OF November, A. D.. 1929 to satisfy
the amount due upon and under such,
Tho premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described az follows:
ro was n9Ft Us 9ni in h; Tdw 1MM9 g = se aun,
Fifty-one ISIS West Of the Fifth Prin-
cipal Meridian. containing $50 acres.
States aovernment Survey thereof Stu stu.
ate In Grand Forks County. North Da-
That there will be due upon and under
sum Of One Hundred Sixty N1eo,ool
Dollars as and for principal; the sum Of
Seven n 6b-100 HT.65) Dollars as
and for interest; the further sum OF
Two Hundred Twenty 02e0.0ol Dollars
AZ and for Interest on n prior mortgage
or said premises advanced and paid by
said mortgages. as provided by the
terms Of said mortgage ana the further
sum OF Twenty and es-10o 12o. ss) Dol
lars as and for interest thereon from
December 2. 1921 at 10% per mum. the
date, pof said advancement, making the
total sum due at date of sale of Four
Hundred Eight and 65-loo G40S.6S)
Dollars.
Dated September IS. 1922.
THOS. c. RAY & CO..
Consisting Of Thos. c. Day.
- George W. Wishard and
Mortgages.
WOOD d NICHOLS,
Attorneys for Mortgages,
office and Postofice Address,
No. IN Broadway. Fargo. n. D..
(Herald Oct. 3-10-17-34-3l; Nov. -
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NOTICE or aannRAL aI.1CE1oM

AO1xC1 OF
Notice Is hereby given that OF Tues
day. the 7th day Of November. next. A.
d. 1893, an election will be held at the
usual voting places IN the sevsfai town.
:hips and IN ths Tssds Of the cities ara
Of Grand Forks. State Of North Dakota.
for the election Of the following officers
as certified to this office BY the secretary
State and FsdsAl Officers.
United States Senator.
Representative In Congress for the LIST
Congressional District.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary Of State.
State Auditor. -e
State Treasurer. 80
Attorney General,
Commissioner Of Insurance..
Commissions Of Agriculture and
Labor.
Commissioner Of Railroads. three.
s upss;s e, dse ss ~ fnsiis ? inst tnes;;
State Senator to represent the sixth
legislative district.
Members Of the House OF Representa-
one to G rspr : ,sp tss sth 81 pi.t Sie p ana on.
Sheriff.
Auditor. -
Treasurer.
Register OF Desds. n
States Attorney.
County Judge.
supertntsudsnt Of Schools.
Surveyor.
Coroner.
One County Commissioner to represen,
,ss sf sss Ss ss%. S Sssyh'.''en.r = eD..'s''
One County Gcmmissioner to represent
Mutton a. Al. p>.n. -
Congtablos. four.
compliance With. tho provisions az Chap
tef-is7. Session Laws OF 1915.
The polls will b opened % 3 O'Clock
until = o'clock r, II. Of ssid ~.
Dated at Grand Forks, n. 81, this 9th
day Of octohcE 4. 9, sle1l.
HANS ANDERSON,
n County Auditor,
Grand Forks CountY. II. D.
tHersld Got. lo~-l7-sS-Si.l
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31

Z, Los Angeles. CAL, Oct. s1,-Mers
"details ~ the alleged spying ~ Ar
thur g. Bnrch On 8, Bsitsa Ksnnsdy
wstp forecast BY the .statS IN. testt-
mony TO he 0ifsred today 1t tbs trial
Of BYrch Tor TIN muFdaf Of the youne
broker.
The prosscutipn cpptend1 that for
days bak9ret Kennedy Nal ah0t 10
death 1nrch wk4chsd him from 4
resm dtreetly across the gtFeet fr0m
TIM hFokSFs Offices.
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Total amount assessed
AGAINST property .......:1i.s3s.ls
true n correct assessment Of the prop
erty herein described. The Special As
sessment Commission will meet at >the
In the City OF Grand Forks, N. o. on the
thirteenth day Of November, 1922. at ten
o'clock A.. NJ. of said day to hear any and
all objections to the above assessment.
Twentieth day Of October, 1922.
NJ. J. LONDERGAN,
JNO. QUlGLEY.
JOHN EICKHOF,
Special Aseessme lent Commission.
(Herald Oct. 1881, ls1s.)
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On Lateral Sewer
|. in alley between
wood streets, o
Addition
City Of Grand Forks,
he commission. A
of lots, blocks,
% cover the cost Of
LINCOLN Park
Description.
at Z
point at the In
t%erssction Of the
west line Of Wal
nut STREET, and
the south line Of
Hackney's Add
Ito n. X.
Fifteen (l6), City
81 Grand Forks,
theRfe south on
the vest line Of
Walnut street
a n I'm dred
uap) feet, thence
vest On the north
lima OF Lot Five,
90, Block OnS
%. Lincoln Park
View Addition,
City Of Grand
Grand Forks, N.
D. n hundred
and forty-tW 0
end alf
t1Azh) feat, to
the east line Of
alley in Block
One a., LINCOLN
Park View Addi-
ton. City Of
Grand Forks, N.
D., thence north
on the east line
Of alley In Block
One a., LINCOLN
Park View Add
ton n hundred
l0o) feet to the
south l4ns Of
HAckney'e Add
tlon, thsnce east
On the south lins
Of Haeknsy's Al
dltlon. ono hum
dred ana forty
two and opA half
Whl 1eet, to
tho point Of be-
SHINING .,.......}
at q
point Ct the in
~teresetlon Of the
east line Of Cot
tonwoQd street.
and the south
line ct Block
FHtepn lS),
Hackney's Add
ton, City OF
Grand Forks. n.
D., Themes east
on thsse4th iins
OF Haeknsys
I Addition, Block
Fifteen (l6l. enc
h v q dred Ana
forty-tWo and n
hal1 C43x3 feet
toths ySht line
Of etley IN Block
One "a, LINCOLN
Park View ADD
ton, city Of
Grand Forks, n.
D.. thenee south
on the west line
Of atlW III nl9ek
One III LibcWn
Farm VlaN ADD
Sssaa SMss. 4.
DE- one k1A1rSA
~ ss M,Se.
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rue Aer0ae UreAt NOrthNfntiS
N Strong avenue to WAsta
stty OF Grand ltofks, North
A certified TO this Conn
essMsnts b. letss parts Of
lh4 parcels Of lena'A 40 Sesss
A..r.e.a4.r I ~: Ash
Dissertations commence IS
tpeeteeetfSn pf tkb
neItN ling Of alley In
Gf), Alexander
Ives Addition. City
of Grlnd Ferris, and
Great Northern
rtIht-of-way, thence
sGstsgly aeross
rtkht-of-way on !
line parallel 10 the
north line Of Lot
One ~; Block Elety-.
eight tlD), Alaxand-
err b Ives Addition.
one hundred (i00j |
feet. thence souther-
~ along = line
parallel to the west
linS OF Great North B
ern fight-of.wAy one
hundred forty I14o)
fest, thence westSriy
icross Great North
err right-of-WAy one e
hundre9 (1oo) feet
to theT west line Of
GpAt Northern
rttht-of-waY, thence
northerly along west
line Great Northern
right-of-way one
hundred forty (llo)
feet to point Of be-
descriptions eommenc.
ing At . point at the
intersection Of the
1outh line Of Lot
eeventeen CD,
BLOCK Tfty-ons
Hl>. Alexander
Ives Addition, City
Of Grand Forks,
North Dakota, II ex-
tended and the east
llna OF Great
Northern right-of-
way, thence nQrther-
erly along east line
Great Northern
rlght-of-way ono
hundred forty (1lo}
1sets thence, wsster-
" ACROSS Great
Northern right-of-
way one hundrsf
4eventy-hve u7b1
feet to tho west iins \
Great NorthsEn
right-of-way. thence
southcrly along west
line OF Great North
ern 'right-of-way one
hundred forty u40)
feet. thence eastsyiy
across Great North
ern right-of-w4y one
hundred. seyenty-nvs
I15) feet to point Of
beginning .......... 277.o
Commencing 1t 4 point
at the intersection
Of the south line
, Strong avenue and
the west line Of
Great Nor thern'
rtght.of-way. thence
nprtherly along west Il
line Great Northern
yight-of-way eighty
thence eaeterly
across Great North
ern right-of-way one
hundred forty (l4oi
feet. thence souther-
" on q line parallel
to the west line
Great Northern
right-Of-way eighty
seven NT) feet.
thence westerly
ACROSS Great North
ern rtght-of-way. one
hundred forty (l%0)
feet to point Of be-
ginning ............ 1878
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N1|-.7 1909 45T
.WaE@!I
nAAAoNA

Ct point
Ut the interseetten
Of the west line of
Lot Hight ~. Block
eevepty-cne CD,
Alexander a Ives
Addition 70 the City
oof Grand Forks. n.
D. and the topth line
Of Strong avenue,
theneA cut on the
wNt line OF Lot,
Mght a., Block
geventy-on4 GAY,
Alexander = Ives
Addition TO the City
Of Grand Forks, N.
D., ono hundred and
forty (l<0) feet to
the north line Of
s .ysntv.d n hhl9fk
Alexander d Ives
Addition to the city
Of Grand Forks, N.
D., thence west on
line parallel to the
bouth line Of Strong
avenue nincty-seven
and hNy-eight hum
dreths feet I97,6G,
thence north on a
line parallel to the
Weet line Of Lot
Elght co.. Block
~Seventy-Qne (5l)
Alexander & Ives
Additional the City
OF Grand Forks. N.
p. one hundred and
forty (1&0) feet to
the south line Of
0teonE avenue .,
thaRcs east on tho
south line Of Strong
avenue n~inety-seven
and hfty-eiEht hun
dreths (S1.bS) feet
to the point of be-
SHINING; 81 $500
front, Unplotted Re-
serve ..............I
at q point
ut the intersection
Of the south line Of
Strong avenue and
the east limo Of
o It street.
thence east on the
south line Of Strong
avenue one thousand
, ana eighty. (loS0),
feet, thence south
on q line parallel to
the west line OF Lot
Eight (s), Block
~ssventy-one CID,
Alexander g. Ives
Addition to tho City
OF Grand Forks. ~.
D., one hundred and
forty (1l0) feet.
thence west on a line
parallel to the south
line Of Strong ave-
nue.. one thousand
ana. eighty (lOS0)
feet to the east line
Of Westaeott street.
City Of Grand Forks,
N. D., thence north
on the east line Of
Westac0tt street,
Cjty'of Grand Forks.
n. D., one hundred
and forty (l%0) feet
to the point OF be-
ginning; 1880 feet
front. URplotted -.
This assessment Is
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Commerctns at a point = ~
at the Intersection 81 .,
tho west line 81 Lot
Nine CO.,, Block
ssSs:ssz,sss !. II:
Addition, City 81
Grand Forks North q .
Dakota, and the
:$sss. ''s ss. s s ~:
Alexander I've.
Grand Forks. ana ~.
f naaaf tSen .s'' x.. stt 81
:e iias re- Rs.. !! I| H r. !;
sS;s:s! IT. f %s$
S S!sases City ~
Dakota. ninsty.Ssvsn
; ;;:: u: 81 J! s| -
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nsETt -rNaN
G I n v GOD
street one hum
dRed and forty.
two and cnk-hif
Ql2M9 OF
thence north on
the east line ee
e Q I Q n - 0qd
atreet nj hum
drsd f10p1 feAt
to the point OF
hAN{nnfn0 II,
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Total amount assessed.
against property ....... J. $s,4S9.68
We hereby certify that the above Is a
true md correct assessment of the prop.
The special assessment commission
will meet at the office OF the city auditor
IN the city hall In the City OF Grand
Forks, N. D. on the thirteenth day OF
November, 1922. at ton o'clock A.. NJ. OF
said day, to hear any and all objections
to tho above assessment,
7 Dated at Grand Forks. N. D.. this
'twenty-third day OF October. 1892.
4 NJ. J. LONDERGAN,
JNO. QUIGLEY,
!, JOHN EICKHOF;
. Special Assessment Commission
tHsrald Oct. 1881, 1922
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sREo1AL EAx Ass1s!Marr q

ep1o1AL ~ A1a101hfANT CITY
x10JBCT N0. 1897. -
On Lateral Sewer No. 20, District No.
4. I'm alley between Walnut and Cotton
wood streets, from the south side OF
H4ckney's Addition to Thirteenth street,
City Of Grand Forks, n. D.. as certified to
the commission. Assessments of lots,
parts Of lots, blocks, and parcels Of land,
to cover the cost of same.
Lincoln Park View Addition.
Description. Benefits. Asmts,
COmmAncin1 a.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31

WOOD q NOCHOLS, -
Attorneys for Mortgages,
office and Postofice Address,
No. ~ Broadway. Fargo. n. d.
(Herald Oct. 3~-10-l7-34-3l: Nov. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-27

Mr. Owen Creegan who has been
seriously in at his home in South
ROYAL street for the past several
weeks. is very much improved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-27
Nominate Candidates
For Council
CONTINUED from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
2nd-That in order to avoid past
entangling alliances that the best man
equipped and available, not a resid-
ent of our city, should be selected for
the City Manager.
3rd-That in the selection of MEM
bers of council no man identified with
any public service corporation should
be elected. AS no matter how honest
personally the man may be, his past
utilization lin any controversy between
his Corporation or one of similar
character, and the Citizens of Alex
andria) Involuntary would bias his
Judgment and govern his vote.
4th-We earnestly desire to see all
improvements to assist in the upbuild
ing of our city for the sanitation and
Commercial betterment, but believe
that all efforts should be governed by
good judgment and a proper regard
for the rights of the people so that
they may not be unduly burdened by
taxation. AS taxes are not borne by
the owners of property alone the bur
den is always passed on to the renter
and eventually labor has the bulk OF
the burden We are Representatives Of
labor should have u voice in the pas
sage of such laws.
5th-Be it further resolved that we
the workmen's municipal league of
Alexandria do adopt this as our plat
form and place our candidates upon
it, and call on labor and all fair mind
ed citizens to support them to fill the
above positions in the election to be
held on June 18th, 1922.
We, your committee, do unanimous
ly recommend the adoption of this
platform.
The meeting was addressed by f. c..
Davis, a native Of Virginia, general
secretary of the international Asso-
citation of Machinists, with Offices in
Washington.
The speaker urged a unity of pur-
pose He aaid that he knew that they
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-27
Spark Of Life
Plays Tomorrow
Repeat Performance of Senior Play
at High School Tomorrow and
Saturday

The stage at the High School is
all set for the repeat performance OF
"The Spark Of Life" which will be
given tomorrow night and Saturday
night. The play is being staged by
high school talent and is being re-
peated because so many people who
desire to see it could not last week
on account of other activities.
Tickets are now being sold rapidly
for the shows this week and Judging
from the number already sold large
audiences will receive it this week.
This three act comedy is well de-
serving of all the praise that has
been given to it since its first per-
Torrance last Thursday The actors
and actresses are the best among the
amateurs of the city and the stage
settings and lighting effects are
really wonderful. This is by COM
men consent one of the best of the
large number of excellent produc-
tons staged by the High School pu-
pills.
Miss Nancy Wattles and Keith
Wade appear as the leaders in the
comical roles and all who have ever
seen either of these before know
what they mean to a show.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-27

Three policemen will be elected at
a special meeting of the board of po-
lice commissioners which will be held
at 1880 tonight in the Office of Mayor
J. NJ. Duncan All applicants are
expected to appear in person.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-27
Card Party and
Musical Tea

The Committee of "The Marjorie
Adamson Room Fund" will give 4
card party and musical tea at Lee
Camp Hall, Tuesday afternoon May 2
from two to five: The Committee has
been promised by one of our Public
Spirited Citizens three hundred dollars
if the like amount can be raised. One
hundred and thirty dollars has been
contributed to this, and we are asking
all who are interested in the Hospital
and Mrs. Adamson many friends and
admirers, who appreciate the wonder
full work she ACCOMPLISHED in the sew
enteen years of faithful and arduous
work she rendered in this community,
to come forward and help us raise
the required sum of three, hundred
dollars, which will practically give in,
the thousand dollars needed and help
the hospital.