Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-30

help keep the fingers warm In Ier
weather.
$40 The officers of the school are
particularly anxious that all members
ne presc,,: ana extend an invitation
10 ar who may care to come.
The Eastern Star Rummage Sale
win be held at King and Fayette
streets beginning Monday. All mem
hers who have rummage will please
snd il or call phone 5SG-".
Mary Gusts Lee. 18th Virginia
Regiment Chapter, U. D. c.. will meet
Monday evening at s o'clock, IN Ooh-
federate Veterans Building. Meeting
OF Importance
Miss Ida Ullman has opened
studio in the Young Peoples Building
for teaching violin, mandolin ana
ukelele and will be at the place Tues
day and Thursday afternoon.
William Bailey, colored, arrested
bv Policemen Magner and Durrer on
suspicion of being engaged IN the
taking of bets for racing, was ac-
Quilted in the police court today. lie
was represented by AttoSney Freder-
ick p. Russell.
Herbert Allen and A Mansing,
former football stars of the AleXan-
dria High School, will appear in the
lineup for George Washington when
the Hatchets meet Virginia on Lam
beth field this afternoon.
The Board of Governors of the
Anne Lee Memorial Home will hold
n Rummage Sale commencing at
the home. corner Cameron and FAR
fay street Monday morning. Inc
nrocaeds of the sale viii be devoted
70 the coal fund, and friends of the
home are asked to donate old cloth
ine. furniture or anything, that VIII
help swell the fund.
Mrs. Clyde Sullivan, nee Potter,
continues sick at her home in Queen
street.
NIT. A. Swinglev, Of Norfolk,
Va father of Mrs. Edwin f Carver,
has been spending few days in our
city.
October s will be general Rally Day
Of the Southern Methodist Church
The week of October s has been des-
ignated as a week Of rallies and the
church is planning something big for
each day of the week.
DIR f. B. Jackson VIII speak Sun
dav morning on, "Our Heavenly Cit
izenship." At 7:45 D. M. he begins a
series of sermons or. Modern Men
Pictured in the Bible" the snecial
topic being, "The Man Who Makes
No Mistakes"
Tomorrow will be rally day in the
Sunday School of the First Baptist
Church The superintendent desires
TO see all the teachers and scholars
for the fall work.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, the Presiding Elder, Rev. H.
P. Hamil, D D., will preach at II a.
m. The pastor, Rev. f V. Reyes
ter, will preach at p. m.
The Rev. John Allen Mclean, Jr.,
who was recently extended a call to
this church, accompanied by his wife
who has arrived in the city from
Morgantown, n c., for the purpose
of looking over the field They will
be the guest of Mr.. Alfred Thomson,
S11 King street. Mr.. Mclean will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow night.
Funeral services for Charles Ross
Riker. who died from injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident,
were held today at Demaine's mort
uary chapel and conducted by Rev
DIR. f. i. Jackson, pastor of the First
Baptist Church. Burial vas in Bethel
cemetery
Members of the Virginia Athletic
Club football team will meet at 1880
o'clock tomorrow morning on the ship
ward field for the purpose of engag-
requested to be present.
Clarendon Lodge, L. o. o. NJ will
give motion pictures depicting scenes
around the Moose Home, Moose
heart" on next Wednesday evening
in Clarendon. Everyone is invited to
attend
At Garfield Hospital, Washington,
this afternoon, it was stated that the
condition of Attorney Frank Stuart
who was operated on yesterday, was
slightly improved. His condition,
however, is still regarded as critical.
Charles McCorkle, a blind colored
man, was taken i'll on the street to-
'dav and carried to the Alexandra
Hospital by Policeman Magner. He
soon recovered and left that institu-
ton.