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The Washington times., 1922-11-28
EXTOLS ETHICS.
! T0R0TARY 1.
j 4 CLUB
Intern ational President Havsns
and Others Speak on
1 Fundamentals.

Rotary as an ethical power IN the
life of the world was extolled py
International. President Raymond NJ.
Hayens at the intercity meeting OF
the Thirty.fourth District Of Rotary
Clubs in Rauscher's last night,
President Havens made the point
that mere accumulation OF money
was not synonymous with success
"A man In business must have a
code of ethics; further than that. he
must live up to this code," declared
Mr.. Havens. above all. he must
realize that his personal gain is sec.
ondary to the public good"
Past International President Rus
sell Greiner also spoke on the fun
damental principles OF Rotary.
Many Join the club to get what
they can. in the sense OF personal
material benefit out Of their asso.
ciations," said Mr.. Greiner. IF
they have the ennoblink spark OF
Rotary in them. they soon come
under the influence OF the move
ment and they forget self In the
spirit of service. They come to get,
but they stay to give"
The Washington club was host to
President Havens. Mr.. Greiner, and
hundreds of Maryland. Virginia. and
Pennsylvania Rotarians. The visi.
tors were brought to Rauscher's in
automobiles provided by local Ro.
tarians, +. under the leadership of
Percy Thompson. Frank Weller
was chairman Of the committee in
charge Of the meeting.
Prior to the meeting. President
Havens, Mr.. Greiner, and William
Knowles Cooper. president OF the
Washington club, called at the
White House. Mr.. Cooper presided
ut the meeting. and in Introducing
the speakers thanked the Washing.
ton members who arranged the de.
tails for the gathering.
A resolution introduced by William
r. Ham, approving the current
safety movement, was unanimously
adopted.
Entertainers were Victor Golibart,
Isaac and Dora Minnivich, and
George O'Connor. accompanied by
Matt Horn.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
Wiid Animals IN Open.
CHRISTIANS SEAL GALE
WILL BEGIN ON FRIDAY

Sale Of Christmas Seals for the
benefit Of the Tuberculosis Associa,
tion will begin Friday and continue
until Christmas. It was announced
last night at q final meeting on
arrankennents held by the board Of
'' rossi .1psnd.,uS, o. Of ,,s,s7s.7s
are accounted for in financial
statement issued by the directors
last ui9ht In connection With the
sale. In this statement. the asso-
ciation points out that last year
1t spent $s.8s6.57 In the health
cludins three workers: ,Si.fyS.4s for
school lunches In the open-air
classes for underweiRht children
and for extra service for the two
qnti-tuberculosis schools; S2,61e.sS
for its summer health day camp
for tuberculosis children. or q
total tor the benefit Of school chill.
dren OF $11,S0B,71.
In addition }5,bSs.5l was spent
for !occupational therapy and other
work for patients at the Tubercu.
losis Hospital, $5,934,2l m Aduca.
FtionRl publicity and seal campaign;
$1.327.7a for national work, ana
S4.21e.6S for its bureau Of advice
and Information.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28

she 10 alleged to have said. was the
fact that she had lost most Of the
petty law suits which she and the
Chamurs and others had engaged
in before an alderman. She finally
concluded that the law was against
her and decided to seek revenge.
Mrs. Chamurs suspected the
candy was poisoned when she re-
ceived II and turned II over to the
police. with the result that Mrs.
Beard was arrested on suspicion.
Mrs. Beard. the police said. ad-
mitted jhe bought rat poison.
placed 1t in the candy, mailed II
and then went to see her husband
who Is Ill in jail. Mrs. Beard has
considerable property and is the
mother of seven adult children.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
Wife Says Husband
Coaxed Rats Into
Her Happy Home

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.--Her
husband threw crackers and
cheese crumbs about the house
in order TO draw Ill the mice
and rats in the neighborhood to
frightsn her, Mrs. Regina Hen
per,the Bronx, declared in . suit
for separation filed in the Bronx
county court yesterday.
Mrs. Henner said she lived
happily with her husband until
he started coaxing mice and rats.
She asked counsel fees and ali
mony The couple have three
children,
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
FIRE
DRIVES GAME
frsdsriak County Timber
Valued at 81, 900, 900 Lost.
Mother and Son Escape.

WINCHESTER, Va. Nov. 2s.--
While taking coffee and sand
witches 70 the men fighting the
biz forest fire on the western
slopes Of Great Northern Noun
tain, In The western section Of
Frederick county, Mrs. Hollis
Clowssr and her small SON werc
caught In . clearing and hemmcd
In on al eidss by = ring Of
blazing trees. Seisins branches
from saplings growing IN the
clearing, Mrs. Clowser and her
Son mSnaEsd to fight their way
through The wall Of flame that
surrounded them, and got back
10 their home In an exhausted
condition. They were compelled TO
abandon the food they were carry
Ing.
Fire Still Raging.
Although q lull has come In the
very high winds that have prevailed
for several days the forest fires on
the western slopes Of Great North
mountain. In the western section OF
Frederick county. continue to rage
with undiminished fury In spite Of
the efforts OF hundreds OF men and
boys to bring them under control.
Unremitting toll On the part OF
the big army Of fire.fighters foc
the past forty-eight hours has
brought the fires on the eastern
slopes of the mountain virtually un-
der control and the danger to farm
houses and the timber on that stds
has been 8verted.
Timber valued at more than $780,.
900. It IL Estimated. has been de.
stroyed by the fires on Great North
mountain, upwards or fifteen miles
Of the mountain sides have been
bufned over and from 1900 TO
5000 acres Of land blackened ind
ruined.
Wild Animals IN Open.
Dosens Of wild animals and
scores OF pheaAnts. wild turkeys
and squirrels were driven from
their forest lairs by the flames and
found refuge In the open fields. A
big black bear was seen on Q farm
near Gore. this county. today. and
Frank Keckley, Of Winchester. who
was fighting the fire In his timber
land, saw q red fox leap through
the flames and escape.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28

culture Wallace, II was learned yes
terday following a lengthy White
House conference between President
Harding, Wallace and Attorney Gen.
eral Daugherty.
A report on the merger was laid
before the President.
Attorney. General Daugherty was
said to favor the granting Of formal
approval for the amalgamation. feel
ing 1t would not violate the anti
trust laws.
The objections raised by Wailace
were not revealed. but 1t was rc.
ported that Mr.. Harding himself
might be called upon to render a
final decision.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
GOVERNOR sELEcTs
NEWnEhRY'S SUCCESSOR

DETNOIT, Nov. Sss---00v. kiax
!. Grqssbsck has al but settled
upon ths man, who IL to succeed
Truman II, Ns~berry in the Senate.
Y I. ~ xas indicated today but %
.sw ssqAser wss made Dscisica y
6cssis IN politicsi sircl., - =
the preoable appolntss hsd sim.
mersd down to three or fDur names,
Includihg, Mayor Jamss csvssns, q
Detroit; w. W. Potter, chairmaa
Of the state utitlties commlsstoa,
and Marion Leroy Burtoq. presideat
q the Uaiversdty q Mfchiona.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28

POISONED
!. CANDY -.1. ]. !.
Mother Of Sevsn Children
Sought Revenge on Neigh
bors, She Says.

/. READING, Pa, Nov. 2S.-Mrs.
Seneca Beard. in Jail here. admit
ted, according to the police, that
she sent the box of poisoned candy
received by Mrs. Amos Chamurs,
a neighbor, last week. The motive,
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
Coal Road Sale Sanctioned.

The Chicago. Attica and Southern
was authorized today by the Inter
state Commerce Commission 70
acquire 146 miles 0 railroad In
Indiana known as the Coal Railway
Division of the Chicago and Eastern
railroad, which was recently
aba ndoned. The purchase price was
$3.50. 900.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
Authorizes Railway Lease.

The st. Louis Southwestern rail.
way was authorized today by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
acquire control by lease OF the Val.
ley Terminal railway. ,
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
CABINET CLASH
ON PACKER
MERGER
-- U" hu1
Wallace Objects to Decision
by Daughsrty-Harding
In Conference.
by International News seryi

by International News Service.
The Governments decision on the
proposal for the merger Of the
Armour and Morris packing inter
ests Is being held up by certain oh
jections raised by Secretary of Agri.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
BLAMED
IN POISON
PLOT
Girl Said to Have Confessed to
Mistake When Mother Of 8
Children Dies.
International News Service.

International News Service.
Chiffon, Wis. Nov. 2S.-Wag.
ging tongues. which mulled over tho
morsel that she had gone to a dance
with a married man, were declared
today by Miss Anna Lenz, thirty,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
DESIGN DECORATION
FOR CONSIDERATION
OF M0NSIGNOR SWINT
Seats For Ceremony on First Come.
Eirst Served, Plan-Big
Reception

The decorations Cor -" conservation
OF Rev. J. !. Sw:nt 80 ITNiiary bishop
nf ;hc lth0!iC djucEs" q: Wheeling hay,
been decided uDn1 and VII! h" in charge
Of J. J. Owens. we'll kaoWu !oral artist.
Tn" iN'criur will b. ciahCrt'cly d"C0rat-
cd. Tho altar Will =" dcnH i" purpl"
and green. the bishops colcrS. over
thc door At the entrance 20 the altar w'l!
nc dran"d and panels ~, pu-Hl and Er' -
!HtNra!in~l"h with yellow and whit" WI
b. hung along the spacious walls. "
the lett rs one enters vii. l." tho h;Sh-
ops throne. wh.iH directly opposite VIII
~ that or Archbishop turlcE, VIZ" viii
be the consccral"r. III" throne *
Bishop-cicct Swirt Will 'IsH In" trout
q tth" church u the right Ct III" h!>h-
ops throne. Above each IEroH" WI nc
n" Goa, o: arms OF rarh bishop who
will hc IN attendance ~ ~" affair. On
n" pulri; Will h" The coat of ar:rs, Or
bishop Shahan. Of tho Catholic Iniv'r-
SIty. nw Washington. ~ C.. who WEI
preach the sermon tor tho occasion. y"
doubt tho decorations Will add very
striking appearance - tho magnificent
cdtfce.
Due 20 M fac, IA. tho seating ca
raci.y OF the cathedral Is limited. and
becaus" L viii 10 Impossible 10 sea-
rho large numbers of people who d"Sire
n attend tho magnificent ceremonies. =
has heen decided 70 reserve Tho seats IN
the church on tho arSt COM" mrs;
served. plan. Reservations can ~ made
p: The Carroll club. or through John
No."a.an. who has charge or th.s f"a-
tu-c.
IN the evening a: tho Tarro,! Club VIII
Re held C. public reception a. which t,me
Bishop Swirt will he pleased 20 NEE: his
many friends. to;h Catholic and n"n-
Catholic. who desire 10 como. Al this
feature tho knights o. Columbus will
net as a reception committee
The music Cor tn" affair = In charge
or Prof. a. = schiller. and n chorus OF
SIXTY mai" Voices has BEEN reh"arSinS
co- several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28


Sea-. We. - "'r "oS'"" Law Tor ~"
hir X az G, N'n .;r"'; t. l." h"iH a. 'hr
carroll cub - next M"uGar ard tl'S.
..ay c.,n.us MY It AMI 'v,i ana tr"m
The rrsul, -: ttr, IT,, L.'y'S -'>':'2-
ton Il an ph.rIy hr .."H that ~"
....;inr ,.,la..;y - ~" ,%rr, rluh W.T.
l." rlV'd - IL utmost
Tin. orrnlny ~rcar a. ,No minstrel .
" II hr 0:.r Wn-'h @r".N%, &, S"'n"lh''%
nru amt rov,I :,~ 90 rU"".":; h.'> '"' d
;rransrd The ,H.nrus - ""rI"'- 1t 49,
,rrrr -. Nh.cl.'r'~ m".i 'aI"r''"l ,"":'.;
;,crr!". au1"m.: t"r"i :. '."n.t"r 80 ''i"t
l.vi:r- vino ilrIr uppcar"! hch III l."
con,,t.h,s on pr..,:"IS amateur rrodH''-
Ions IN the clio WI no Nat" Null
-ov ate oc ,'.huru's MiH>trcls and wei
nravn local boy. IN $oNr". dances and
st,-,"a.
"A Tn,rh - ODD Time MiHStreiry
- The tue e: = farce - which such
well known Ir"plc NJ John Kaiser
'I.o, -" Nchru. "padd!" p"v"rc. Jimmy
Giim&rtiu. nicE Kelly. John la1!cu,
E,u Mnnahan. Eugene Mcguire. Tom
Garvcy. Emmett Mct;rcH!. and George
Haucrs viii put 4 smile on your far"
,nnt vii! stay for - hours
"Marcor"s wireless Telegraph VIII
We flashed all over the house " :
humorous manner by a very cAraa!"
cast.
ChaS. AItmyer. j.. VII dc'.sH' N
violin solo This Young man = sure
\ conner IN his chosen music protes-
sion. and 40 doubt he vii! lie vel, 70
celvcd T.. hi& many admirers. In ad-
dt!on t. young Al;me! CT, Victor Stoch-,
Tho Youthful McCO-m:"k' VIII sing
"l'vc 60, tho Blues rNr My Old Ken
lucky Home ard Tuck Me 20 Sleer
in Ny Oh Tucky Home" assisted BY
Mary Margaret kcmpl". dancer.
The Iazz Band with Doc Lame AZ
Leader will provide a world ot laughs.
and Il Is Il sure euro for tho hsues
William Detwrller "a directing tie
chorus and Nate Mullroy has charge
OF the end-men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
.3AUERS FIGURING ON
HARD BATTLE SUNDAY

Ean.rS park at Fulton. promises 10
ne the mecca for another hunpor turn
,ut next Sunday, when Ecltzhoovcr, ono
IF pittshurgh's fastest independent
riues invade the city. The visitors need
no Introduction 10 local followers OF
teams in the Smony City and come pre-
nared 10 give the Eauers a fight to the
asst pitched ball ~:
Yourff rrocH's Srca; work last Sun
LAY ha. been Il" source Of much favor
able comment. Since IN; boy il fast
and coming around in his base running.
.horc IS ever reason to believe that he
will make good In the big show when the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
GRANT DAY OBSERVED
AT WEST LIBERTY

In co,r me- Grafton o. N" 'hnth am.
vcrsa-y o. tho hir: hdar &C Genera! !
: Grant. an Interesting program ~:
pu: ON by the American History "'aEsc"
at West Liberty Norma. s"hoo! last
evening Hon. James Z. Farr!oi', -
Moundsvilic. gave tho Princira! addrc ;
Cr tho evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
AUTOMOBILES CRASH
AT HOWARD'S LANE

Two automobiles were badly damaged
yesterday afternoon when they coluded
at UowarGs Lane.
A Paige touring car driven By Mrs.
T. T. Mitchell and a Buick touring car
driven by J. J. Maloncy. figured IN tho
collision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

limo arrives. Crock n 4 Eveet fielder
rnd can hit from either stAs of the plat.
icr.
With one section Of tho bieaahers to
he ready by Sunday, taking case Of
about 500, ample seating facilities have
been procured TO handle another record
turnout. II seems that the fans have
awakened TO the idea that the Bauers
mean, To give them the very finest at
fractions possible and are deserving Of
INC best patronage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Only Powerful Medicine
Will End Rheumatism
Rheuma, Physicians Prescription, Contains No Mar
cotics-Harmless- sand the One Remedy That
Has Forced Rheumatism to Disappear.

For over ten Tears throughout Arnsri'
"a Rhcuma has released thousands from
agony. pain and despair. This Is what
it did for one suffercr-it should do ~
much for you:
After n long time l found somethiE<
ono bottle of Rheuma relieved me OF ny
trouble. and now am without pain for
tho FIRST time in eight years. was 70
bad that could not get up without cul!-
ing myself up with my hands. and could
not get out Of bed without rolling out.
The trouble was all in my back."-P. y.
Rilec. Crbana. Va.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

II matters not whether you have had
aronizine rains from rheumatism for 20
Years or distressing twitchinEs for 20
v ecks. Rheuma Is strong enough and
mighty and powerful enough TO drive
rheumatic poisons from your body and
abolish al misery or money back
G. II. Gricst G Co. and all druggists
cure no-pay basis. a large bottle Is in
expensive. and after you take the small
dose as directed once a day for two days
You should know that at last You have
obtai ned remedy that vol conquer
rheumai SIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

!, has hccn discovered that con-
,1:racy actwccn the United Nine WORK
RS End the operators Of the ccnUA
connective fr!d has existed since 1879.
" nnder now il came 20 be "dlscovereo
ivs, al ;hc time OF the present striker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

Fort Henry Club Will be held next
Thursday evening at o'clock at the
rlub house. Plans for remedelinG the
club will be up for consideration At this
meeting and the stockholders will con-
slider the resolution authorizing the
board to make these improvements At
cost OF possibly $250,0o0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

Lady Aston ~a!s tina: The two great
80. force, - The world for peace and
civilization arc mother: ard the press.
t;u,es she don't know thing about
liiing up the newspapers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
ou1o s,nD COUPLE TO WED

pittaourrh maria &c license records
show that marriage liccns" was ISSUED
There yes crhay I" George J. webb, O..
Martins Ferry. ONO. and Belle X. Ebsr.
hart. Of Crescent, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

"T.I.!v TO Speak A. M"undsville'
Headline.
Mos; OF tho resident. OF voting ase
viii not get 70 hear him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

-wa- Easy To SIC Change In wheel
ing Lady" says medicine ad.
Must have carried il IN open work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

Blizzard. We note. will be the hrst one
20 be tried ut Charles Town However
the proceedings will probably warm up
later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

Husband Exoncratcd."
This occurred In France, not tho Y. D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

About onc-halt o. tho trade OF Fl
raso Is with MEXICO" We read.
Most n; i:'s bottled. WI venture,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

"Sovic, Russia Makes Yelled Threat
Against I'oltsh Nation Headline.
I:"t,c- he careful: Poland might take
The veil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
PENNSY REPORTED PLANNING
DOUBLE TRACK To WHEELING
INTEL INKLMS
wv. S. STANFORD

"T."roNa ';,;s County Seat. l!cadlfne'
10: Name would like TO put tackS
n L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

"E-j1rc Tcn.n, To Aid EIospitA."-
iI"a dine
steel NJ =uSpea%ior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

slogan for motorists: Dodge
b-n;hcrs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

"raricr! VIII Get Hearing Friday.
iloIdlinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28

- mere dors ne sing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-26
DANCE
FOR SALE

TOh DALE
DEL RAYS Rooms, Bath, Electric
Lights, Large Yard, Garage, real
nice home, one more bargain. Price
100000. Cash $4,000, Balance
$4,000 a month.
DEL RAYS Rooms, Bath, Electric
Lights nice yard, grounds. Garage
Large front Porch, a good chance
for some man working in Potomac
Yards to own his house. Price ST.
225.00. Cash payment $4,000. Bal
ance $4,000 month, why pay rent
when you can own your own home.
DEL RAY-New House rooms,
Bath. Electric Lights, Garage,
Large Front Porch and back Porch.
Concrete walks, pipeless furnace
ready to move in May 18th. Just
the thing for a young Married Cou-
pie or Elderly people with no fam
lily. Price S3750.-$700.00 Cash
balance, monthly just like rent.
WE ARE REAL ALL TERRORS IN
Selling one or more good bargains
each week. Call on the other Real
Estate People then come to us for
a good home at a reasonable Price.
Welch, Purham, 224 n. Patrick st.
Phone 1928. 993c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-26
BELLE HAVEN GARAGE
Southern Railway SYSTEM

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5Outa. NOrI9.
5:z1 s.m..... Msmphis speeiA. ....l2:l3 Am.
tLOCE
7:ST Am. Washing ton ban .Us -. SIS pm.
tLOCal1
1851 R.m... Washing C0u- Danylle =, .........
(EIPresBl
S:l| am. New NOrk-New Orleans 10 AZ u. Ii
s:2z am. NushinKtOn-Hdrris ouburK ..lS pm.
tLocalJ
b.4f pm. Birmingham Special ..I2:1S III.
a;l2 pm. WEseig sJOn-dsrrIsOuburs Q;VS Ru.
(LDcRiJ
APP pm. wash ton ttesYillO 1858 am.
Local
o;2 pm. washing ron W arrepton 1903 an.
tlOCalJ
1:l1 pm. n. .-AugustH-Asheyile TAB an.
lO;Ui PIN. Washing ton-AtlentN .. 7:23 a II.
1U:lI PIN. ChHttHnCOga Limited >. T:ZS An
l1;l- pm. New fUrk-New Urle-lls s:23 E.n.
(LimiteCl
DAILY eTcepr sundays.
.. u. Shelton, IieSet Agent. Alexandria, Va.
y. \. burgess, Inv. Pags AKaot.
HasniBStoR. l. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-26
SAYS SLEEPLESS
NIGHTS ARE A
THING OF PAST
Adam Latsha Heartily Endorsed Tonall the Best Tonic
System Builder

Shamokn who larger circle of friends than
Adam atsha Of No 9 Arch street Shamok and when man of his
knowledge herbs Tona
the best and builder he certainly must know For years his
useful
could
remedies relieve these ailments but with
glad Mr. Laha Tona
good pertaining the results he
Tona Mr. Latsha he three
Tona has him his advanced be the
would do for the and middle aged?
Edgar Wr r Drug Store Corner of King and
Stress Alexandr w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-26

HeatiuE-Stcam, hot water, hot air.
LatrobcS, coal & gas ranges, gas wa
ter heaters installed. Estimates
cheerfully furnished, all work guar
anteed, - years experieuce-Walter
Pierpont, 1l6 5. Patrick st. Phone
1851 S5-26p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-26
See Virginia History lived again
on mammoth stage out under the stars

Surely no person who calls Virginia home, or
who has been stirred by Virginia history, will
fail to see this gripping Installation OF epoch
making history.
What d privilege to see with your own eyes
those happenings Of l6Q7-l622-i776-lSl2-
1905, which are more dramatic than any which
the mind Of man could fabricate.
A forty-acre plot Of ground, forming a natural
bowl" will be the scene OF the Virginia Pageant.
Comfortable seats are being built for 22,OC0
spectators. The drama will be played on
gigantic stage $50 feet wide. Admission is from
81 to $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-26
Announcement
To Our Fellow Citizens:

We wish to express our apprecia-
tion of the honor, and the confidence
imposed in us by being selected to
become candidates for the new City
Council.
We are absolutely unpledged, we
represent no individual or group of
individuals, and if elected will CON
scientiously endeavor to conserve the
interests of all the people.
We seek the support of our fellow
citizens on the ground that sound pro-
gressive business methods will build a
bigger Alexandria and make our city
better place in which to live.
Very respectfully,
ARTHUR H. BRYANT,
T. J. FANNON,
ROBT. S. JONES,
W. A. SMOOT,
E. f. TIGER,
D9-3c.