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Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
Ger eipige GOmmer oes SaGrcs
22Q6
2296.


Nur penige Sabre - oacroingS
penige bonn Stonopuntt oes nit
Sabrtauicnoen rednenoen Nitro
nomen aus per0en perflieBen,
bis mir uns zines epigcn Somme:s
erfreiien fonien. 0ie ungerp0bn
li9e S60nbeit oeS I~csti16rigen
Sommers uno Scrbites miro ms
Damn 0as gauge Sobr beIdert iei;l,
un0 mir peroen nidt MIR unter
bliibenoen &o1tonien' uno AepfcI-
bdlmten, ionoern oitd) inter Ben tro-
piI1en Balmen ltno 9aobab-9 Grmen
nanoeln. Die bent 10 b~egebrten
un0 teitren 8el5e tperOcn ni1ts mebr
inert iein, uno Die i6tpierige Mcb-
mtngsfro9e miro ouf Die einfadite
@eiIe geloIt tperoer, ittoem mir inns
freitnolide 2~anbbiitten balter. 3ieIe
porooieiiiden 8uItdnOe, iugt ein
fran3oiilGer Aitronom i'm rSelOre"
boraus, uno er iagt ms aud OaS
Snbr gang genaii. 1896 II. Gbriiti
peroen uniere gliidliden Nahfoms
men ii6 Oes epigen Sommers er.
freuen oiirfen. 9ie lange 8alter
0es Sommers in oieiem Sabre NOR
MIR Der critic 8orflang Oieies fiinf-
tigen @liids uno lit 0urGnltS nidt
abnormal, ionoern our6 Die afro
nomil9en @,iebe beOin9t. 19ie
6olge Der S%abres3eiten unO Die Ser
ihieoenbeiten Der &limaten," 10 er-
fl6rt Der @elebrte, rbdn9t befannt-
lid bon ser Sn~flinotion Ser Gro
adie in ibrem 8erbGltnis CUR Come
ob. 9ieier Neigungspinfel ser
@roadie our Come madt iid am
@equator am penigIten bemerfbo-,
nn0 oesbalb berriht idon iebt BORT
Der epige Sommer, lit es INNER
iebr tporm. Nn oen 8olen od-
eegen tim li6 Die 8irfungen am
Itarfiten fund; Die Some lit mGb-
reno feds Monaten ni6t au ieben
1tno ipenoet mdbreno Der anoeren
feds Monote MIR ipenig @drme.
Stun lit ober Die Snflinotion Der
@roadie nidt f~eltItebeno, ionoern iie
ne1ielt BON einem Morimum BON
SO @rao Bis 5t einem Minimitm
BON iiberbarpt feinem @roO in elmer
Yeriooe BON 31756 Sobren. 9as
Marimum tpitroe BEL Ser lebten @is-
5eit erreidt, ais oos 8olareis gan8
Noroeuropa iiberoedte; Oos Mini-
mum per0en mir I'M Sabre 1896
boben, uno 6ann miro Ser etpige
Sommer BEL ms berri6en."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

= Sunges Slid. Srau
Crete mar einige Gage perBeiratet,
ols iie fir Sen abpeienoen @atten
einen Sfef orf Der 9ant einfoi-
Iieren muBte. Sic iiberreid)te ben
SAed Dem &~niiierer, Der i'm nabm
an0 lagte:
Sic miillen ober bier auf Der
&iidieite nod unteridreiben, Bit
te."
Srail @rete itabn BEN Sded, ging
on oas S6reibpult uno I6rieb nod
einigem l1cbcrlegen: oSeine 9id lie.
ben0e @rete."
unnottge @ngf. Gin
SnIpeftor oes @eiunobeitsamteS be-
iidtigt einen fleinen 9auernbof mo
iagt:
n@0rcn Sic, Ser @dwcineItaIl.
Itebt ober bier piel 81 nabe am
Sors, oos fam idwere gtaGteile
fir oie @e1unbbeit baben."
Ser 8auer i6iebt Oie Bfeife bon
einem Munbpinfel IN ben onoern
rro meint:
Sid nee, Serr Snipeftor, Ser
Stau Itebt nun i9on bier felt flint
5cbn Sabren, r1io mir lit nod fem
Sdhpein frepicrt."
= g TO @retel, nod nidt
orei Sabre alt, borte gum erIten
Male sic Stimn1e ibrcS Gaters aus
Dem Selepbon. Grit iaud5tc lie.
Damn fling iie bitterli6 an 81 Dei-
men, uno auf oie eridrefte Srage
Der Mama Ia9t iie:
n@ie fonmt &ater BLOB aus 0elu
fleinen i6uar5en Sod bcraus?"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

old redt. Oh Gngoieh un SouIer-
ser; tpenn Ou 81 Ocin Seitfuobf ten
De Debit, Damn mar oas lln0Iiid nit
gebGppcno. SD hen oen @e0esruci.
Ter b%erbeigebolt IN mer ben all Oie
BiebcIs in iein Ylab gebra6t I'M CT
bat geIogt, er Debt for en- Godter
idide, omper Die Gdipcn5cs miiBt
i6 ltenoe. SD ben mid 10 idnca
pie Der 9liB beim gtmodjt In ben
mid Elm @iel nnd Orn nnncre 9erl-
fe, pomit i6 uerbIeipe Sbne Sbrn
lietper
B6tItpp Souerampfer.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

l1eberboten. ella:
Mein 8opo bat oui Dem @pmioiium
INNER Ons bette Gromen ecmoftl
Marieden: lln0 ntcin Hopa bai
INNER Die beitcn 3eugniiie gebabtl
Die fleine Sarob: @romen bal
mein Bopo nid)t gemodt, obcr Orei.
NAL eilen briannten 9anfrott!
3ntreffenD. 9luf Der
3reppe begeancn iif Der Nr5t, Ser
geraOe BON eiilem Srantcn fommt,
uno ser Rotar, nelfcr Oaielblt 0aS
Seitament in Gmpfoug nebmen mill.
9eioe Serren fcnneu iih nidt. Sn.
Itinftip oOcr obnungsoou iogt Der
Rotar 5u Dem Gottor :n9itte nod
Sbnen!"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

&egeI d 5 iges Gor.
It Ser fleine &1tri
(enttauidt ou ieiner SWWelter): gu
lpiult beiraten? Md, Gle, Oann f0n-
men mir ia gar nidt mebr 8erlo-
6uug feiern!
Ser Of It Gn0ige.
Dor @eriGt purOe Elm Sba0eller-
IobfaQ perbanoelt, in Dem fir Den
&l1aer aQes bon Dem @uta6ten Oes
me0i5inii0cn Sa9peritdnOi9en ab.
bling. Ser tlageriide Anpalt idiell
lebr our Sronie gegen ben Safper-
itdrloigen geneigt, Der aaeroings all-
6ergep0bnlid jung mar.
n9er5eibung," iagte Der anwalt,
Limo sic Ourd)aus Dertraut nit ben
Spmptomen Ser @ebirneri6iitte-
rung?"
osSa,~ iagte ser 9oftor.
y@lIo, o%ngenommen," flbr Der
antpalt fort, Isle uno id rennen
ouf Der StroBe 0ufaaig nit Dem
&opf gegeneinonoer. Damn Diiroen
mir etne @ebirneri6iitterung oapon.
tragen."
.geein,~ logte ser 9oftor. ~wabr.
i9einli6 nun id."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

Gin imam q EN- e b m er
0rudebIer Die &%alinogeien'
i6aft botte ibren Ball, ben feinittn
Der gnn5er Stobt, geeeben, unO Der
9eri6teritutter Der Srts5eitung be-
i1rieb aiisfiibrli9, mas ouf oieiem
Ball gu ieben mar. 8eionOers er.
ndbnte er Die gri6einung Der Srou
@iirgermeiiter, ouf 0eren prddtpuae
Gigur Sumo neioiiG tperoen f0nnte
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
SdornIteinieierl"

@bgefiibrt. Dienitmao-
den: Limo Damn mo9te i'd Sbnen
nod ia9en, gndoige Jrau, oaB ih
Elm lcbr reyes MitglieO Der Srauell.
8eDegung bin"
Salsfrau: sd eriebe oos i6on
aus Sbrcm 9ienItbuh Sic
me9ieln iebr oft - Die Yldse."
@runo genug. @rlte
0reunoin: .8arum bait 9u Sid
Oenn init Der griia perfcinoet?"
5iueite 6reuuoin: u@eil lie
mid LIBERAL als ibre alte Greunoin
porIteat."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

II a d e uno 8irfung.
Sans fommt Eeuleno in Die Stube.
mo Die Mutter init elmer Nabar6eit
bei9aftigt iist.
r@os lit los, Sdnsden?" iagt
iie eritaurt.
SD babe BLOB 5~ugeieben, mic
8oter Elm 8ilo an Der @ano ouf-
bdngcn monte, nnO crit bat er lidJ
nit Dem Sammer auf Die Singer
9eflopft uno runn lit inn ods Bio
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

Stanopunft. GIN fiirN
tet fid Ald)redlid Dor SnnOen. Giacs
Cages gebt oie Wtutter init ibr ipa
3ieren uno bat Sic groBten SdDic
rigfeiten, GIN tociter5ufrirgcn, neil
Gin gall5 GROCER 9uno nurbc;l1uit.
r9(ber gnp," iagt oie &utter,
niieb mid ooh ati. id fiirdts mic
bod ali6 niht"
nSamobl," !aete Glib, uiuenn 81.
10 melt unten part, miiroeIt ru bid
audi Dor groBen Sunoen fiird)tcn-"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
Ger brofti{he @Iif-

Der praftif6e 8Iid.--
Sn elmer 8erliner 8olfsidule, oeren
S6iiler gum Seil nidt in Berlin,
ionoern i%enieits Der oitliden @ren3e
Deuti9lanOs eeboren lino, iibt Die
2ebrerin nit BEN 9inoern Ge1en.
aufgaben. ~BaBt NAL auf," iagt ii j.
pS6 perleibe 400 Wurf gu 2a 8ro.
sent ouf iieben Monote. @icpieI
3inien madt oas? Nlin, fannlt bu
oos a%usrednen, Safob?"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

Safob srinft. sd fonnte ibou,
Grdulein, aber 213 8ro3ent 3inieu,
oaS paBt mir nidt."
8er5oserung. Vciudjcr:
uSieb NAL, aarl6en, mas fir elm
netter, artiger Sullge oein fleiilcr
9ruoer lit, CT min ourdaus s:id)t,
oaB if) fortgebe.~
&arlden: uSa, aunititiid. Sater
bat geiagt, er baiit Inn Die Sadie
bon, iopie Sic meg iinOl"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

u@iIien Sic, mas Ser S0rlter mir
er3dblte? gr iagte, Sic mdren icbi
pobltatig uno ihiften imn1er alles
mos sic idieBen, ins &ronfen
baus."
u0as lit nid)t pobr, 10 idrper Der.
iultnoc i6 nicmanO, bob oaS nDtiq
lit! @cnn Tie elm poor Gage 81
SauIe Iiegenk Iino lie meiltcns mie-
Ser %geinn0l"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

9ns oie 3eitung am ndfIten Gage
eri9ien, loien Die eritaunten Abon'
ncnten bon ser 6rar 9iirgeruneiiter,
.ouf Oeren pradtuoae 6i9ur Stumble
neioii6 peroen f0nnte".
9osbut t. 60rlter (ols Die
@GIte BEL Ser Sago aues moglide
idon, MIR feincn Saien geidoiIen):
vWteine Serren, es lit aud geltattet,
gu idieBen!"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
Gas GrOGpfclbunurur.

csn elmer @iener &eriammlung
ofaoemil6er Maler uno 8ilO6aier
wuroe mitgeteilt, oaB Gin ie6r ge-
idaster @iener 8ortr1tiIt cine Sou-
erin i'm 9iloe perepigt unO 0afir
Elm Sonorar erbolten babe, oas li9
aus $4,000 Ser. in 9arcm nno 800
9ilogramm @~rOdpfeln 5uiammen'
iebte. Die 9linlt gebt ia beute
faum mebr noh 9rot, ionoern nod
- Iapier, unb menn eS gut gebt,
aud na6 grodpfeln.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

Serr Gin friiberen biGigen 3ei-
ten): so, ga baben Sic cine
Morf EXTRA, ga trinfen Sic ii9 mel.
netueaen elm fleineS HGui16en AMI"
# NJ II: r@uer @naoen,
mas oenfen Sic bon mir! Solangc
ib 0ienltmaum bin, babe ib nod
feinen &auid inter 5tpei Morf &c.
bobtl
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
@eitm @Ort aenOmmem.

2ebrer: Sd babe eu6 bod
neuli6 einen 3ettel mitgcgeben an
eitre @lttter, iie ioGe eud better &c.
poi6en uno getdmmt our S6ule
ididen. @as bat tie oenn 0arauf
gciogt2"
Ole &~in6er: sic bot geiagt,
BET ibr berri9e sic gr0Bte Sauber-
felt!
2ebrer: 60? Stun, Damn bringt
oic INNER nit, bort ibr pobl?i
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
ltnteraefaQen ouf ben SUB"

runtergefauen ouf ben SUB"
oAber 90 aibt's bod nidts 5u
peinen,~ iagte Die Mtttter trolteno,
noa bdtteit ou bod laden ioaen."
SD bob ood gelaft, Mutti,"
iaet S1ns6en oumpf.
Ser 8r o +. rSie miilien
8etpegung am Gag baben."
nMber, @err 9oftor, ih idneiOe
ia ben gall5en Sag &oupons; mas
Ion i1 mebr?"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

S menn -! = @ie gebt
es oenn Sbrcm Neffen 6rou Su6cr?
SIT Ell INNER nod 70 i9wa6?
So; oenfen Sic nllr, er bate ii6
oieien @inter ourd Sport 10 iebr
gefrdftigt, Dab er lider garl5 geiuno
geporoen pGre, tpenr er ii6 5uleBt
nidt nod bas @enid gebro6en bate!
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

@iele @lauben babcn lit lei6ter
unS oaber perbreiteter alS einen
@lauben babcu.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

Sfnoioins: rGenfe Dir,
&ommilitone, mas mir geItern
G6rcdlides paiiiert lit: Wein
@auptgl1nbiger bat mir feline &chs
nllrg in Der Spiegelgalerie iiber.
reidt."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

Wine &c, nellll
id ebbes bebte gu
ou1n, Oann is es
OaS SGneeidoffe-
lie. Sb mill ia
nit iage, 0aB eS
Ell, barter S6npp
%iS,nipper if oubn
am aaerliebite gar
niGs oubn III oas
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

-Sn0er &lem M e. Alois,
biamier's bid nid)tl Im Nebentiidl
baben oie beioen Serren Dir ein
D@roit" 5ugerufen!
gu fannlt gut reoenl 0iir Hangs
mie nYrob"l
8udiidtSGos. @r: sd
piiroe Sir ia germ einen neren SUIT
faufen, @Iiie, aber, i6 fiir@te MIR,
er fontroItiert 5it iebr nit 9einem
@eItdt."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
Ntrmrr ri dDribeh rtrt NFs
pbilipp Sanrrampfer.
30

DIEM lieber &err @eOodtiOnar:-
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

ySobann, sic boben ia Ben So.
Ienoer mieoer nidt gelteatl"
ngntihuloi9en, %ondoiger Serr, ib
pollte MIR nid)t oaran erinnern, oaB
bout ser @rite lit unO i6 meinen
2obn nod ni6t babe"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
&idtig.

r&ief nal, Mutter, Die Maifeber
90 uf Sen Gid, set is cen &onig,
eelt MiiGer, ulb Der bier unten, oct
is cen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
SAYS IT MADE A
NEW PERSON
OF FIN

Thousands of people needlessly en-
dure haif-sick. nervous, rundown
condition when they might enjoy
sturdy, robust health ard al! its
manifold blessings if they only knew
what to do. People in this condition
find Taniac soon ends their trouble
and builds up abundant strength,
energy and vitality. W. d. Ramsey,
IA Wadsworth St, Lynchburg, Va,
says;
Il had indigestion so bad that l
often had to lay of from work for
DAYS at time, and it finally came
near wrecking my health completely.
But since taking Tanlac, my appetite
and digestion are so good | have
gained twenty-one pounds, and feel
IS strong as an on
Nervousness and & run down, tired
out feeling are but symptoms Of q
hidden cause, wnich usually lies IN
.he stomach. Tanlac enables you to
digest your food properly, eliminate
waste and regain your old time
strength ard vigor. Get bottle today
at any good druggist. Adv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
FORT HUMPHREYS-VA, A. c.

The Fort Humphreys football team
in its first game Of the season on
October II held the strong Virginia
Athletic club of Alexandria, Va, to
a 0 to 0 tie.
The game was bitterly contested
with the Fort Humphreys team lead
ing on the first downs with an aver
age of four downs to three for the
Virginia club.
Houston in the soldiers backfield
was strong in breaking up plays.
The line plunging Of Light and Camp
bell Melted frequent gains which so
worried the AleXandrians that fire.
ouent subStitUtionS were resorted to
in order to stem the tide.
The Humphreys uncorked two
brilliant forward passes and broke
up every pass attempted by their OPP
ponentS.
The soldier team is composed large
" of men who played on the strong
Camp Humphreys teams of 1920 and
1921. Kock, Light, Houston and
Dawson and Capt. Clay, formerly a
star ut West Point.
The addition of Lieut.. Claterbos
of last years team at Rensselaer,
Polytechnic institute, and Lieut.. for
merly of the University of Alabama
and later a member of the Army
team. has augmented the strength OF
the line Another addition in Chief
Ha2en PLAYING end. His brilliant
kicking is bound to feature in every
contest in the future.
Day of last years Third Corps
Area team is wonderful backfield
man on the offense. The team is
composed of men from the Thirteenth
engineers. Seventeenth engineers and
engineer school detachment.
The team IS being coached by Capt
Clay and LieutS ClaterboS and More
land
For games with the Fort Hum
phreys team write to the athletic Of
ficer. Fort Humphreys, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
Lutheran Pastoral
Conference Here

The Baltimore Pastoral Conference
will meet at Emmanuel Lutheran
Church, Cameron and Alfred streets
from. the y to the 20 of this month
This conference includes all pastors
of the southeastern territory OF the
Eastern District OF the Luthera'.
Syrod of Missouri, Ohio and other
States. -,
The congregation is expecting from
80 TO 50 ministers for THIS conVeh-
ton, which will be opened by the
chairman. the Rev. II. Schroeder, OF
Washington. at ten o'clock Tues,dl9y
morning of the coming week. me
President of the District, the Key,
VIM. Broecker, of Pittsburgh, VIII
address the conference Wednesday o.
important matters pertaining 10 the
Synod's new Seminary IN 81. LOUIS
On Wednesday night a conference
service will be held in the church az
IS o'clock with Rev. W. &. Schwehn'
of Philadelphia, preaching. 4 spe-
cial musical program has been ar
ranged for the evening.
Joint meals will he served IN the
parsonage by the Ladies Aid Society
every afternoon and evening: me
committee in charge: Mrs. + Her
furth. Mrs. NJ. Rogers, Mrs. n. Briei
and Mrs. s. Wright are making pre-
parations together with the ladies' to
make the visit of the pastors an en-
iovable one while in Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
Breer,' S Work Is
Much Appreciated
Baseball Promoters Efforts are Re-
cogmzed by the Chamber OF
COmmerce-Presented With
Handsome Watch Charm

Sylvester A. Breen. long prominent
as a baseball promoter and an en-
thusiast in youthful athletics IN
Alexandria. was presented with a
handsome watch charm at a regular
meeting last night of the revived
Bureau of Publicity and Conventions
of the Alexandria Chamber OF Cons
merce by Robert +. Knight, president
of the chamber.
In making tn presentation, NJ
Knight praised the efforts and at
tainments of Mr. Breen in the past
twen+v wears. Mr.. Breen. he said,
had probably done more for the up
lift of the young manhood OF the
city than any other man.. Mr.. BEeeh
has turned cut some fine athletes
and many Of those WHO once playeE
on his teams are now making good
in many of the various walks OF lie
As a promoter and coach of the
Cardinal Baseball Club, Mr.. Breer
has been extremely successful. He
was elected to the position of presi-
dent. of the Cardinal Club in 1910
and under his efficient leadership won
the Spauldlng CHaH'pl"iS'iP N"F
for five years.
OF the thirty-three former Cardi-
nal PLAYERS who served gallantly IN
the World War, three were cited for
bravery and each and every one OF
them did his duty faithfully.
1t was a token of appreciation for
the untold good that this gentleman
has done to the youth OF Alexandra
that the Bureau presented him with
the charm last night. Mr.. Breen's
activity in the sport world is by no
means at an end for he put one OF
the best teams of the season on the
field this summer that is now ending.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memorw Of our
beloved daughter AMI sister, LOUISE
ALMA MASON, who departed this
life four years ago today, October
Is, 1918
The rolling streams Of life roll on,
But still the vacant chair,
Recalls the love, the voice, the smile,
Of one who. once sat there.
Gone from life, yes gone forever,
Tear dimmei eyes snail look in vain
Until we reach that shining city,
Then we'll meet our love again,
BY your bedside we saw ana watched
Gone from life to yondcr 5lissfu!
shore
Now weH wait and trust IN Jesus,
Till we meet to part no more.
By her loving Mother ana Father
248-ID. .e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
LOOK FOR NEW KING
IN lnIted Press.l

New York. Oct. 1S.-Peaved az
its own champion who ran away ar
ter he had been handed the title. the
New York Boxing Commission is in
season of q new middleweight king.
When Johnny Wilson, the worlds
champion Of every place but New
York got in bad with the commission,
his title was virtually handed TO
Dave Rosenberg. the former amateur
champion from Brooklyn
Rosenberg promised to do much
fighting but when he was put on a
card with Mike O'Dowd. the former
champion. he disappeared and has
manager claims he knows nothing
of his whereabouts.
The commission now wants new
champion that will not bite the feed
ing hand. and the august body has
suggested an elimination tournament
between eight contenders OF the d.
viSiO.
Candidates named by the commits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
TO PLAY MARINES

The Navy Yard Marines vFll line
uoSagainst the Virginia A. C.. play
ers next Sunday on the ShipyarC
field in what should be a big attrac-
ton for Alexandria football fans. The
Marines are hefty, fest going team
md are expected to be real test
for the Virgin;ans. The Virginians
are working hard. and though they
never admit defeat until after a Dat
tie. are taking 20 chances Of being
unprepared
ing the weak spots showing in last
weeks battle at Humphreys ana
when the whistle blows for the start
this Sunday. V. A. c., will be ready.
Bull" King, who played tackle on
last wears freshman team at the I'm
iversity of Virginia, is the latest adj,
dition 20 the NirginiauS, and should
prove a great help in the line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
TO PLAY BUSINESS

Coach Wagner and his wild and
woollv chasers of the oval pigskir
will 90 to Washington this afternoon
for an engagement with the stenog-
raphers but no letters will be dicta-
ted even though the Alexandria boys
mean nothing but something in the
High School will play the team OF
Busiess High School this afternoon
at 3 o'clock ON the 18th and B streets,
grounds.
Business is reported to have very
good team this year and has beer
going good in the early season
games, but the local boys are also in
tin-top form and are contemplating
a victory although it is not expect
ed 10 be an easy one.
Captain Hayman. playing in full
back. is being watched closely today
for he is just getting into the swing
of his new position to which he was
shifted from tackle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
Charged With Meeting
In Communist Invention
tHv United Press,

st. Joseph, Michigan, Uct' %
Twenty |. W. VS.. alleged to have
attended the communist convention
in Bridgeman. Michigan, were rep
resented by attorneys when the cases
were called in Justice Court mere
YESTERDAY on charges Of violation
of the Michigan syndicalist law.
Attorneys for the defendants an
nounced they would waive prellm!l-
nary examination when the case IS
resumed tomorrow, and would also
ask for reduction Of bond
The accused include William 4.
Foster. Rose Pastor Stokes and other
alleged leaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
CRYSTALS PRACTICE

The Crystal A. c football team
will practice this evening at $50 p.
M, on the Dreadnaught ball park. Al.
PLAYERS are requested TO be on hand
promptly at stated time. The Crys-
tails will lock horns with the fast
Park A. c. of Washington Sunday at
1 $50 .. m, ct the Dreadnaught bal!
park preliminary 70 the Big Game;
independents versus Georgetown a.
c. The fans are invited 10 see the
local BOYS perform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
Bandits Rob Man of
100000 In Diamonds
Thy United PrcSs.J

Chicago, Oct. 1S.-Four bandits al
midnight held Up and robbed Max
Moser, jewelry broker and salesman
of New York Of 100000 worth of
unset diamonds.
Moser had just left the Congress
hotel with Charles J Morris, 4
friend, who had volunteered to drive
him to the railroad station, when 4
black automobile containing the four
robbers swept up alongside.
The Moser robbery brings the total
obtained in robbery Of jewelry sales
men in Chicago this year to nearly
$4,000. 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18

Prime Minister, he and all the
unionists who back his policies will
refrain from the government The
King then VIII ask some one else to
form, 3 cabinet and a general cleo
ton viii be held. This will leave
Lloyd George who has held office
longer than any of the wartime
premiers of Europe, completely out
of the political scheme and will
mean his retirement to private life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18

Queen Victoria's was the longest
reign in English history. 1t lasted
63 years. She assembled the throne
in 1887 and died in 1901, at the age
of 81. The next longest reign was
that of her grandfather, George III,
who was on the throne 80 years,
though he became hopelessly insane
9 years before his death and his ED
est son, afterwards George ~, be-
came prince re gent Edward HIS
reign lasted fifty years and Eiiza-
beth'S forty-fOur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18

This will come about in one Of the
two ways; Z /
h I'm . ease the unionist party,
which meets tomorrow at the cal! or
Austen Chamberlain, backs the prem7
ier's policies, and decides to continue
ito support him, Lloyd George Will
dissolve parliament and will appeal
to the country in a general election.
2:-In the event that the Unionists
withdraw their support from the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-18
Some Republican Broken Promises

The Republicans promised the country PROsPFIl = S3 8
given it ADVERSELY .-. +ho, bove
They promised stimulate agriculture and business tfy
destroyed foreign
trade declined from $OOO0OOOO in 1920 near 6OOOoooo III
1922. ,..., $50. 80 +bo
multi millionaire proeerrg class to the smaller IN
them Repeal of the Excess Cro &
relieved the Big Interests of paying S450OOOOOO IN 6a3s
of the higher relieved them of paying 6l5Oooo
They promised reduce the nigh of LIVING they gwen
Prefers tariff bill which the high cost ii living and
makes the farmer everything lie buys for each d " pro-
tecjonY, he gets uE s iI-5u A.,
promised the the government;
running OF ne
Q92S bpge9 three after the war @
estimated uecO
Of $500 100000 IN addtion--or SOO0OO0000 increase.