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ANUNcTo DE sUBAsTA
DERARTAafENTo DEL INTERIOR
sERvIcIo DEL R1Eao DE Isabella

Quebradillas, 2. r. ssptiembre l, 1928.
Proposiciones en- piiegos cerrados pa
ga la adjudication en- publica subasts
de Ia construction de Ia presa del Qua
'ataca v obras anexas cerca del pueblo
de Quebradillas, p r., SO admitiran en-
tsta oncina hasta las 2 r. NJ. del dls
80 de noviembre de 1928, en- Que Sc
abrigan publicamente. Dichas obras ~
cuieren la excavation de alrededor de,
$4,000 metros cubicos de TERRA roca,
y Ia cofocaci6n se unos 1000 metros
sllbicos de hormigoA. 81 presupuestO
spyobado asciende SITS, 900.
Las ploposicionss deheran hacerse en-
os modelos faciusados por el Servic1o,
y dsberan estar acompanadas por un
sheaue certifcado por La suma oe
10000 pagadero la orden del Cont
slonado del Interior, como garantfa de-
lne el icitador, 81 SO le adjudicare la
srbasta, formalizara contrato dentro oe
os veinte dias a contar de la fecha eu
4ue Sc lie entrcgue Ell eontrato y pres
taras danza para responder al mel cum !
plimisnto del contrato por Ell 25 poTt
ciento del total del niLmo. Dicho con-
ato v fianza Sc haran en- los modetas
doptados por el service.
Cada iicitader debera prssentar en So
eroposicion prueba satisfactoria de alef
ha estado a cargo de Ia construction
'e o ras de casaoter anaiogo la que
9 proyects detiendo ademas ploba1
,ue esta preparado del todo cue tie
-e el capital neeesario para empezar Ell
trabalo prontamente asi como para dnl-
girlo de .acuerdo con 10 cue requiersn ell
1ontratc y las especifcaciones Toda
psoposici6n que no exprese dicha evtden
cia no sera considerable como tai
Sc reserva 81 derecho &c rechasar /
'ualquiera todas Las proposiciones y +
y de presciadir do cualquiera infoera
lidad de las mismas, segun scnvenga a +
los interesss de Ell Pueblo le Puerto |
klco.
Los pianos. especiacaciones, puego A.
proposieicnes Y cualquiera otra infor-
naei6n. podra ser obtenida de esta on I
ina. del Comisionado del Interior.
San Juan. P. f.. Q del Negociada de
Asuntos Tnsulares, Washington, 2. G.
So requiere un dep6sito de SO per los
locumentos los cue seran reembo'sados
Al ser dsvueltos dichos docnnentos con
'nterioridad IL fecAa seaalada para .
Ia apertura de los pliegos
Por orden de:
Guillermo. EsTEvEs.
comisionsdo del Interior
r A. coNzALEz. i
Tngeniero Iefe. servicio de (
Riego de Isabella Advt 1
csLrTxY rNrz MR. 8nnTT aINEm=a1oN III -
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LEONARD Y WALKER PELEARAN
EN- 1924

Benny Leonard, champion light
weight, anunci6 que Sc estaban ulti-
mando los detalles para I'm match en-
ire el Mickey Walker champion de
welter weight. FL match seguramente
sera el verano que viene en- ua In-
gar no designado todavia. sass
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
DE LA PELEA DE JoHNsoN-RE
NAULT SURGE oTRo RIVAL
PARA DEMPSEY

Floyd Johnson cay6 en- el decimo
quinto round. tan fojo como la toha-
la que tir6s su trainer, Charley Cook,
cuando Sc seaconvenci6 de que va era in
it'll seguir la lucha, despuess de una
sensational pelea sangrienta de 15
rounds. en- ell hist6rico ssring' de Ma
olson Square Garden El vencedor
fne Jack Renault, Ell cannpe6n del Ca
NADIA.
Solo fantaban 81 segundos para ter
minar Ell round final cuando Johnson,
despu6s de, haber sostenido una pelea
que lie Vali6 la mas sincera admiration
de todos. Sc desplom6, facido y casi
sin conocimiento, aturdido por los nu-
merosos golpes recibidos en- Ia quijada.
La derecha de Renault encontr6 la qui-
jada de johnson con facilidad. La iz-
quierda del canadense taInbi6n hizo
estragos, v Johnson con la cara des-
baratada, con la uuijada cortada por
distintos lados, con los labios rotos y
los ojos desgarrados, Sc tambaleaba,
sostenido solo por SUI espiritu de pc
lea, pero sin que sus misculos respon-
-dieran va a los impulses de su coraz6n.
Despu6s de la primera caida, Johson
(continua en- Ia pag. l2)
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DEvoRADo PoR LA pANTERA

Harry Wills, el boxeador de color.
de la division de los "peso complete Il
Sc anot6 I'm nuevo Knockout al
despachar prontamente al tambi6n bo-
xeador de color Jack Thompson, en- d
cuartc round de I'm match concertado
a doce.
A la s'Pantera Negra'' le sohraron
ochc rounds Y los segundos de Thomp-
son opinaron que su hombre no pc-
dria llegar al quinto con vida. asi es
que tiraron la tohalla cuando todavia
faltaban cinco segundos para la cam
pana.
Thompson fuo lanzado la Iona vio-
lentamente, por medic de numerosos y
certerog goipes al cuerpo y la qui-
jadas VI tan pronto Sc puso ell RE,
Wills 10 derfib6 nuevamente, y enton-
ces suss aegundos, convencidos de que
va Sc aacercaba Ell final, tiraron la toa-
LA, W el referee declare que ell k. ..
de Thompson fue N'tecnico.
S
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UN ELECANTE Y NACNIFICO REGALO PARA Los SlS-
CRIPTORE De PUERTO RICO HUSTRADOs

Tres harnesses @ 200 cal superior
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s. Nueno aho 6comos
Fuero
alpdco
atnene
aqM e da los nisno
col 1ose Ia s0a eaon gel h nstt
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Tempo
Exquisite nsorad cantor
nuna
sine na TN lie
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N I1NDIO BOLIvIANo RETA AL
T0RO DE LAS PAMPAs


Luis Angel Firpo ha sido invitado
para medir sus fuerzas con las de M
gigantic 4indio boliviano. el que, segun
las descripciones que de el Sc hacen,
so asemeja a los shombres- -monos' de
queaenos habla Darwin. Mide sieta
pies ayls dos pulgadas de altura y sus
sbrazos tienen una extension de ocho
pies. Este indianos posse I'm punch for
midable y una incredible yelocidad. Los
que lie conocen declaran que este gi-
ganteees ell verdadero ejemplar de Pc
lea natural de las edades remotas.
La Naci6n'' de Buenos Aires ha
recihido I'm despacho cablegratico de
Bolivia, transmitido desde La Paz, en-
ell que sev hace censtar que los peri6-
sdicoss bolivianos han publicado un reto
a Firpo, frmado pors I'M indio llamado
Camacho, que es Ell trainer del boxea-
dor aludido.
Camacho quiere que su sshombre-
mono 4 pelee con Firpo seis rounds
cuando Ell 'sToro salvaje de las Pam
pas ilegue La Paz en- su viaje de
retorno Buenos Aires.
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Harry Greb, campe6n de peso me
diano, derrot6 on Pittsburg a Soldier
Jones. del canada PeIearon diez
rounds. Jones en- nn light heavy
weight. Greb gan6 ocho de los diez
rounds Jones gan6 solo 81 prinero VI
el otro fue declarado tablas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

SKWEZ-ME DOLL (Muneca) -El ju-
guete mas original que Sc conoce. III
TINA creacion Enviamos muestra al
recibo de 35c. en- sellose de correo o
giro postal.
BRILLIANT TRADING Co.
63 Fulton ST., New York
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obtren /
o a nos sreniaS6
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a Sis<k- q ~ nal1s vex1allrnps
~ Saa h~~. rs+sA~ - A~'ssa
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UN X. o..

-
Omaha, Nebraska, entire Billy Mis-
Ike, sel gigantic de st. Paul. Minn., v
''Bll' Brennan, de Chicago, fue ga
nado por Miske, en- Ell cuarto round,
por Ia via del X. O.
La pelea Sc habia concertado diez
rounds. Esta ha sido la primera Pc
lea de estos dos vy-weights en- va
rios meses. Brennan no habfa peleado
otra vez desde que Birpo 10 noque6 en-
Madison Square Garden, New York
UN CHILENo vENcIo A UN FRAN
CES PoR X. o. EN- PARIS
Quintin Tomero Rojas, boxeador Chi
leno, quito del camino de sus aspira-
clones por Ell titulo de champion de
Europa via el de Francia, de peso com
pleto a Henri Bluere, considerable CO.
mo ell tercero de los boxeadores de
Francia. Ell final ocurri6 los 80 Sc
gundos de combate del segundo round,
con 1ln terrible derechazo la quijada.
Ell match estaba concertado as, 20
rounds. No estando aQui Battling si-
XII, solo quedan para opon6rsele Marcel
Mile y George Carpenter.
LEONARD Y wALKER PELEARAN
EN- 1924
Benny Leonard, champion light
weight. anunci6 que Sc estaban ulti-
mando los detalles para un match en-
ire el y Mickey Walker champion de
welter weight. El match seguramente
sera el verano que viene en- ua Iu-
gar no designado todavia. snss
Ell TORo SALvAJE voLvERA Al
NEW YORK
Luis Angel Tirpo, volvera a los Es-
tados Unidos en- Ia pr6xima primavera
para una serie de combates (12)s en-
varios lugares de este pals, v ell Ca
nad&, como preparation tpara SUI Sc
gundo match con Jack Dempsey, cham
picn del mundo, que Sc llevara cabo
en- New York en- Ell pr6zimo otofoa
Esto fue anunciado por William Nc
Carney que con SUI socio Hugh Cart
land, conduciran la tOurnee de Firpo.
Ellos fueron los que llevaron Tirpo
Ell vereno pasado en- SUI tourn6e antes
del match de Dempsey v desde enton-
ces tienen arreglado con Firpo para
Ell ano Que viene, segln dijo McCar-
ney. Firpo llegara en- abril v comen-
cara a boxear a principles de mayo.
LOS PUNos HACIENDA EsTRAaos
Harry Greb, campe6n de peso me
diano, derrot6 on Pittsburg a Soldier
Jones. del canada Pelearon diez
rounds Jones en an light heavy
weight. Greb gan6 ocho de los diez
rounds Jones gan6 solo eli primero "
el otro fue declarado tablas.
Tex Rickard ha comenzado traba-
jar en- Ell promotage de una peIea en-
tire Jack Renault Y Tommy Gibbons,
o entire Jack Renault v Harry Wills.
Riclsard fa 'declarado que esta actuan-
do en- nombre de an peri6dico de New
York, que quiere dar Ia fiesta para sa-
earle dinero con ei fin de invertir las
ganancias en- comprar iuguetes de Ma
vidad para los niios pobres de la ciu-
dad Imperial.
Sc dice con insistencia, que Sunny
JIM Coffroth, ell promoter hipico de
Tia Juana, ha logrado firmar un nue.
vo encuentro entire Benny Leonard y
Lew Tender, para pelear 20 rounds,
por el titulo, en- Tia Juana. Pr6xima-
mente, dicen, que daran la fecha.
JOHNNY DUNDEE THEME ONCE
PELEAS MAS
Once peleas en- 10 senianas es Ell
programa que le tiene listo a Johnny
Dundee, champion del mundo de peso
.slrr,a a., ,,sanara Ja,,ec Tohnaon
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JOHNNY DUNDEE THEME ONCE
PELEAS MAS

Once peleas en- 10 semanas es el
programa que lie tiene listo Johnny
Dundee, champion del mundo de peso
pluma, su manager James J. johnson,
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FoTAPra tere derecho al magpffco Regalo de las
chras suscrc6n
de- sno nr6viFpo drectamen.e meaiac6n
del Agene respective. .f#
oTRA:-nssponrnd de en-
srtrrce Re@ista admitra
barro.
Administrators de PUERTO RICO ILUsTRADo
P o. s45 Juan Puerto Rico.
Adinnto 'e remto Ia de $3.50, que s.rva
envarme la Eevsa PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO
aho de 1924. las tres obras ofrecen sguente
direction.
Nol1BRE = -
GALE =
crUDAD ---
PALS ---
Evening star., 1923-09-30

In some cases the price re
The following kinds will be
Irish Point Curtains
Antique Lace Curtains
Cluny Net Curtains
Marie Antoinette Curtains
Novelty Braided Curtains
Fancy Marquisette Curtains
Fancy Etamine Curtains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Norfolk TO Claim
Ocean View Land
CITY Plans Big Playground on g..
600 F1Ot Strip Fronting Ba.
Ownership Disputed

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 16-The City
of Norfolk is laying claims to ''No
Mans Land in Ocean View, a
strip of nearly 5000 feet on the
hay front and valued at 100000.
If the city bears out its claim, it
will establish there a big recrea-
ton center, second to none in the
United States. it is said.
The City Council has made in
vestigations, it was announced to-
day, which disclose this property,
known as Chesapeake Lawn, I'M
doubtedly belongs to the city.
For more than half q century
the ownership of Chesapeake Lawn
has been a matter of dispute. At
the present time it is understood
there are several claimants, chief
among them being the Virginia
Railway and Power Company.
Right to part of the tract,
which contains about 40 acres, is
claimed bv the owners of two or
three small cottages located about
midway between the lighthouses
and the cottage line.
The traction company several
years ago. it is reported, threaten
ed to take legal steps to contest the
right of these people to live upon
the tract, but did not carry out that
threat. Norfolk county never at
tempted to take possession OF the
property.
"No Mans Land" has an aver
age depth of about 700 feet. ITS
southern boundary lying some DIS
lance south of the tracks of the
Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany and the road which leads
from the Ocean View Boulevard
to the cottage line road. Along
its tracks the Virginia Railway
and Power Company has built a
fence. which, say some Of the peo-
pie of Ocean View. it had right
to erect upon property which be-
longs to the citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
DARK TOBACCO IS HIGH

Lynchburg, Va. Jan. 16-Dark
tobacco prices ruled high on the
local market during the past week,
the offerings amounting to 64S,loo
pounds. being actively sought by
the buyers. The average for the
week was S22.52. termed a very
high price for the heavy dark
stocks marketed here. Wrappers
ranged I'D to SS5. record for the
crop, and frequent lots sold up TO
$40 and $50. At the same time
there was considerable amount
of undesirable stuff ssld, which re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16


nor, of Louisiana, will deliver
the address of the evening. Mr..
O'Connor has been heard before
in our cit, and is ar able and
eloquent talker.
The committee has arranged
an attractive musical number and
requests the pleasure Of the pes
ence of all veterans Of the S@lth-
land.
Owirg to Lee Camp banqutt on
Friday night, the Knights Of Co
lumbu5 have planned their cele-
bration for Thursday night at
the X. of c. home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Trial Set For January %

The trial of Arthur Bell, coll
ored. one of the four men charg-
cd with onterinr the homo Of Ro-
hrt Arnold, Fairfa= county, the
night of July II, last, will begin
in the circuit court for Fairfax
county January %. Judge Sam
mel G. Brent will preside. The
trials of the three others will fol-
low immediately after. One is
to be tried at time. The other
men to be tried are Edgar r.
Dempsey, Albert r. Price and
Isaac Patrick. Bell, Arnold tes-
tilted in the United States court,
took STOP from him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
luced the weeks average.

duced the weeks average.
The trade does not look for
heavy sales agar" until after a
warm rain. in which tobacco in
barns will be in order to be pre-
pared for tie market.
The sales thus far have amount
ed 10 SAIL 800 pounds on the open
market, this being 312,400 pounds
less than had been sold here at
the same time last year. Last year
the sales ut this time were about
GO per cent of the 1921 crop, but
the aggregate so far is scarcely
more than 30 or 40 per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

iairf3x, Mrs. ". o. Gr&h"n:, OF
Fairfa,., and jude Jane Ale,
Of Vienna, hive eft Cor Flrid:,
where hey WI. sncaI ,ha wir,,r
The men of p. Il. Zion Ctyurch
of Fairfax, met il the rectory
Thursday right Il. s o'eloci; to
hear an addrC IS made by the EtY.
Dr. John NJ. Cotton, of the
Church OF on" Saviour, ienlGa-
twin. "a. The m :Gbes1 f)unA
his tall, both in,ere. ing ~ni help
full.
The January term Of the cir
cult curt meats Monday.
Mr.. G. M. Fox entertained a
few friends on hi: birthday last
Monday.
Mr.. C. Jones, of Comorn CO.,
King George County, has taken
charge Of the PIGGY Wigeiy OF
Fairfax it, the place Of Mr.. BSaw.
ner who is in one Of the stores IN
Washington.
Miss Elizabet Huddelsn mas re
turned from a weeks visit to
friends in Washington.
Mrs. Thomas r. Keith enter
tanned at bridge yesterday.
Mrs. C.. Vernon Ford and fam
ily have moved into the house for
merly occupied by her daughter
and sor-in-aw, Mr.. and Mrs. Ter
bee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, OF
Fender, are recovering from thf
"fu."
Miss Estelle Rollins is reported
much better. She has been CIR
fined to her home with chicken
poX.
MIR. ard Mrs. Stowe who have
ben quite i'll, are very much I'M
proved.
The National Rank OF Fairfaa
az Is annual meeting reelected as
it's board of directors-M. 2.
Church, D. s. Mackall, DR.. F.
NJ. Brooke, NJ. D. Hall, 7. R
Keith. Wilson NJ. F&T F. D.
RichagG. or. DR.. F. y. Huddleson
| DR.. Ford Swetnam and r. E.
Thornton. The Officer, vere II
elected as follows: Dr.. F. NJ
Brooks. President, r. R. Keith
first vice president, r. E., Thorn
TONS second vice president ant
Edgar Littleton, cashier.
Mr.. Frank Swart narrowly es
capped being badly hurt when hi!
horse kicked him when he wa!
hitcning up preparatory to start
ing on his mail route several day
ago.
Edgar F. Dempsey, white. an,
Arthur Bell, Albert Fl. Price AM
Isaac Patrick, colored, wcr,
brought to Fairfax and jailed Of
the charge Of house breaking anc
theft. They await trial by tn
court which convenes Monday.
Mr.. J. E. Thomas, Of Fall
Church, returned from a visit t
her parents. in Brownsville, Pa
The oldest horse in Fairfax die
a few weeks ago, aged 35. belong
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
PUBLICITY BUREAU

The convention and publicity
bureau of the chamber of COM
merce will hold a meeting at 8
o'clock tomorrow night at which
time an address will be made by
a speaker yet to be announced.
At this meeting a report from
the ad club will be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
r. E. Lee Birthday
Thursday By K OF c

The birthday Of the South's
great leader and Virginia illus
trious son will be fittingly OBJ
served as is the annual custom by
Fitzgerald Council Knights of
Columbus. Representative O'Con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

FL Dorado means in Spanish,
"the golden" and was the name be-
slowed on fabulous city be-
lieved to exist in the interior of
South America. Many fruitless
expeditions set out in search of It..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

that worldly wise maxim to- that he travels fastest
pthe exploded faiacesf ~
competitive struggle, the married man VINO moro
frequently succeeds sS~vN=Si
Stasciaas Phoenix Mutai Life INSURANCE CeHapsuy -
Gently study this slit the evidence
hundreds of They found that the married has the tss
chance succeed Among every hundred married whose eed
examined SO had advanced steadily that success was snps
failed make grade Among
single men, however unbalanced the E
one made records that while ~ had tusd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

i::g to Henry Stewart, co!ored, on
a farm neac Chant;liy. -sr
y NJ. Swntz, VINO purchased The
BroaGcrs place near Burke, haa
Installed radio receiving set in
his home ard is very much pleased
with it.
Mrs. r. s. Gaines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Mrs. Doniphan Conyal ,e,as

Mrs. AlexaH ,eT Do"iphSs "A9
has beer 90. iou'ly. ~k, a. aes
home in tie Fairfsr Apartments,
is eonyalssent. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Mr. And Mrs. Films Hcrc

Mr.. and Mrs. Blajna Elbir1 "'P
arrive today from Atlantic City.
to be the 9uests for several da"'
Of Mrs. Elkins' p,rcntS, Mr.. and
Mrs. jones Sidney Douglass, IL
Cameron street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Returns &c R,shma al

Miss Adele Clark, President q
the Virginia I.e0Gre If Women
Voters, who has been he guest Of
Mrs. Morris l.. fI0rner. on Duke
street. has Sc;une to R.chmO"i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Mrs. WntI'ns Inaisno iel

Mrs. J. Il. Watkins - c01tln"i
to her hcne o. South COLUMBIAN
street b. an SIT K CT Grippe
"a a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Returns To Cilf,oa

Miss l .gFeaee Arms N"pE 40
returnea to C.iftcn afle, visiting
Mrs. Mali G. Laidiaw, en- p4A:
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16

mis- hest man, Mr. Jack Scott, of
hRraddccl:.
,f;le bride was. hecNmirely at
.irea in n gown OF midnight bus
canton. creps, with eorsage Dou-
& aei OF 5 Cclumb.a - So.
Immediately follow tha cere-
:hony ,weS sne suppes wa
rv.a, al e.; which Mf.t@l \ 4!
. Col .ar lofs. FOR az eH. -" al
Pm tlip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Engagement Announced

Ms. REYNOLDS Andrews, o.
nartC Ohio, announces the en-
gagemsns of her DAUGHTER, Mo-
Jaro CuibartSon Andrews. te
Lieut.. Herman II. PGhl. Corps o.
Eng neers, United States A'mY.
Miss Arrrews !; q graduate Of
Ely Court and Of N-'s-ar College.
Lieut.. Pohl graduated from YVES
Point :, 1917. and later from thH
Massachusetts Institute al Tech
aOloey
No date has been set sar the
Wc iding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Raor table Omission

III. L Goldman W. ia 'V1r'.
any emitted from ;ha names ct'
the uncles Of Ms Rose Model
spr, who we're joint h}s'5 At din
nsr follow;n The marriage Il Miss
Mende!yon nd Mr.. Albert Pubin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
{ Gh.an-Walter


The horn" cf Ny. AMI 7hs
George Fl Walter. ct Nor h BIZ
dock. was the s"ane of 4 rr5't'
Wedding. on Mondav. 1Qou ~
ii,h a, $50 y, sm., when the
'marriape of their dal"''er. Nj
Alnie V. Walter and Mr.. Jamas
=. Cobaqr took pl'ce, IN 'h'
presence of th- i,unAiiata FAM
IL. Tic "rmcrv was YER
fo.'--o1 h. t"a Roy ? r. Mex.
'as'o- oi tho Del Ray nap'i7'
'hrNe6 :
Ms rm 80 C~b-c- ~ e.
ESQ "'com was 40 hid orl'
q cnIaN. NJ. Cohen h I ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
T - FI7oISV' WE
Society

have returned 10 their home !
nt5smcn;, from Fredericksburg
whsle they were the gue%ts /.
Ars. Gibson's brother-in-iaw 4
> ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
K@Yffec !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Fntsria;ns informally

Bis. and 1dfs. H.SHs c. Bevfr-
Hey e. a aimed informally al sap
per, Sunday nisAt, ! their home
n RoSeTOnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-16
Miss Jnrney Rctnrns

Miss Jarnfy Reforms
Miss Mamie Ian1eY he return
ed fror: 10 harH. whoy@ she was
the guest Of Ar-. W. " Cnamh-
lin.
$50
Guests PT@T Na"rir"f'
Col. AMI NJ e'-a-"' hVl"ioh
Milton, of W"sN'~.t.'-o 49, -
cent Euf u nf - Is 10 20 ely
Return = - r '-,'r' Nv-
MIRO. and Mr.. rich 'd Che