Alexandria gazette. [volume], August 26, 1919, Page SIX, Image 6

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FIREMEN >'OR?\i UNION* fourth Jioor to the mfcst- fi"ox* wi: |
(.'hen atr'rcss the mill grounds for n j
!Flj?me f ighters of Richmond Organ-j block before she was rescued by the. I
ize'd -Local at Meeting Satur- police. The girl, the* police report- j
day Night in Sc. 5 ; ed, was net seriously injured.
Station About 3000 workers are on strike* j
? Richmond firemen Saturday nijjht Cfticsais arrounce that one of the j
{organized under the direeticn of a,^ nvlls would resume operations un~ i
'labor representative from Washing-. l'cl" police protection yesterday der? I
?ton and became affiliated with th;- 1 ?:te thc* strike. The police here re
jlntcraatici.al Association of Fire.' ccr-"ly formed a unioai.
(Fighters. The local union includes! -
175 firemen. A charter has b en "Why 1 Put Up With Rats for Years."
planted it. and it will be known as Writes N. Windsor, Farmer,
the local union No. 212. i "Years ago I bought seme rat pois
?. on. which nearly kiiled our fine watch
WOMEN STRIKERS ATTACK d:>g. It so scared us that we suffejed
a long time with rats until my neigh
Girl Wcj ker in .MavMn Knitting Mills bor told me about RAT-SNAP. That's |
Dragged From Her Bench ? the sure rat killer and a safe one." j
.Macon, Ga.. August 2<".?Women Three sizes 25c, 50c. $1.00. Sold and j
textile workers on strike here- guaranteed by R. E. Knight and S?r.. j
stor-red ?\ knitoing mil!, dragged a ' Alexandria; Mankinds Store, Falls'
girl worker from he bench cn the Church.
&t$aT)T)&omCo.
BUSYCORMER* PENMA.AVE.AT 8 TH.ST
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FINALLY CUT PRICES ON
Printed Voiles
?All our $1.00 and $1.25 Voiles, including many new
? patterns just arrived, to go out at, a yard 75c
?All our 75c Voiles, among which will also be found j
new patterns just received, to close at, a yard.. .48c j
ALL OUR POPULAR 38c VOILES
?In the patterns which have been such decided
favorites, in light and dark grounds. To close at, a
yard 25c
38 and 40 inch materials in all three lots.
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an accident.
Tickets on sale at
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Office, 111 South Royai Street
Alexandria's Representative
Why Eat at Home?
During the hot weather when we serve
Club Breakfast at 40c
Business Luncheon at 50c
Monticello Special Steak,with trimmings at .... Hoc
And all other dainty dishes including salads, club sandwiches, etc., at
most reasonable prices.
Home Made Pies of Fresh Fruits
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If you are not a patron of this bank, we invite you
to become one.
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THEATRES
JXGOMAR THE AT HE
David W. Griffith's snperh picture*,
"A Romance of Happy Valley."
which is the attract ion at the In co
ma r Theatre tonight is a photoplay
wirh a distinct moral. It is a story
of simple folk, hut its treatment is
sc powerful as to make it a screen
classic whose pewer for gocd is far
reaching and effective. The various
re!of are charm'ngly portrayed. the
principals JjcLillian Gi-h. Rob
ert Harror.. Gecrge Fawcctjt ami
?Kate Bruce. A Mack Swa n com-1
edy will also be shown.
RICHMOND THEATRE
Pezgy Hy!land, the famous mirth
provoker, wild he seen today at t'Jic
Richmond Theatre in her latest
.comedy, which lias proved one of
the funniest an:l merriest in wh 1 ? ;i
she has ever app tared. "Cheat :n'?r
Herself." has had a most suetes-ful
run at the leading theatre. It is
the story of a millionaire's daugh
ter who adores pi.jrs. dishmo.ps and
the simple life. S'he thinks she
adores poverty., too?and there's
where the fun ccmcs in with a bang*
and never a lc,t up till the !Lis>f foot?
of the film.
GRAND THEATRE
I.ovo for his father, or love for a
girl. Jefferson Ryder has to
choose between these two affee-'
tiens. And he chooses tn aid the
girl in her figh't r.f"in-l his own
parent to prove th-u Ritrht is great
er than Might. And ir.;i the end the"
girl triumphs and the father, in the
bitterness of his defeat, forgives the
youth and accepts the girl.
This is the theme of "The lion
and the Mouse." the Vitajrraph su
it!
TODAY
Albert E. Smith Presents
Alice Joyce
in
ar
Lion and the Moose
A screen adaptation in six reels of the famous
stage success of the same name written by the
hue t'HARLES KLEIN and produced under
the personal supervision of Albert E. Smith.
Admission 22c
TOMORROW
E. K. Lincoln
in
Elmo the Mighty
A Super-Feature Picture?Also Paramount Success
Jack Pickford in "GREAT EXPECTATIONS" '
COME! IT MAY BE YOUR LAST CHANCE.
: AnTcar<graar
Alexandria Amusement Company's Attractions
, prices s#
: Iflc and 20c ii
Fox Presents
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Pictures Changed
Dailv
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Peggy
In the most hilariously amusing comedy of her mo
lion picture career
Cheating Herself
Also Pathe Weekly News.
TOMORROW?Bryant Washburn in "Love Insur- i!
ance," Also Mrs. Sydney Drew in "Bunkered."
[I PRICES
?i 10c and 15c
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Artcraft Presents
In D. W. Griffith's great success
A Romance of Happy Valley
Also a Mack Swain Cornedv
TOMORROW?Margarita Fisher in "The Tiger
Li 11," Also Pathe Weekly News.
per-fvati.re, which will be ?een is;
the (irsiwl Theatre tonight.
This tense, (irajiiatic story is fa
miliar to millions, for the picture
is an adaptation of the famous ;
stajje success of the same name,
written by the lat;- Charles Klein.
Alice Joyce s;-oi: - what is conceded
her jrreattst screen triumph as
Shirley Rosy snore, the prirl, who
' lir.^s to his knees the most power- f
ful man in the world, who plots to j
ruin her father, a Federal judge, ;
i>: cause he issues an injunction in- j
imical to th'- interests of Ryder's'
vast railway interests. The picture
is swift of action, replete with tense
dramatic situations and, above all,
intensely human. A Massive pro
duction.
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Three High Class Mechanics
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