Alexandria gazette. [volume], September 11, 1919, Page SIX, Image 6

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" TRE \Ty BEFORE SENATE
pnrt Submitted by Lodge With 4
Reservations, 43 Amendments
The treaty of peace with Germany
was reported to the Senate yesterday
toy Senatoi Lodge, chairman of the
jForeign Relations Committee, with
jfour reservations and forty-five
?amendments which the* committee
.Tis'ks the Senate to adopt.
The reservations ccver the right
of America to withdraw at will from
the league of nations, the right of
Congress to exercise free action un
der Article X.. the refusal to permit
domestic questions to be settled by
the league, and the declaration that
the Monroe doctrine is purely an
American question and not subject
to any interpretation of determina
tion by foreign powers.
The amendments include the pro
posal to give the United States equal
representation with the British Em
pire in the league, the return of
Shantung to China instead of to Ja
pan, and the series of amendments
'by Senator Fall to take the United
States out of participation in the
various commissions established by
the treaty.
' REIGN OF TERROR IN UFA
Many Priests Executed by Bolsheviki
Some in Churches
A reign of terror has been start?:! j
in the city and government of Ufa.
according to the Intelligence Oflice of
the General Staff of the Siberian
Army. Many priests have been execut
ed,, some of them in their churches
during service. Bolshevik! are also
persecuting the Mu-tulman priests.
Carries off gjj<l
Bag Thrown Over Head Within .10
I'eet of Policeman?Identity
Unknown
Trc-r.ton, X. J., Sept. 11.?A young
' gin! was carried away in daylight
r Tuesday at North Broad and Alien
streets by a man who drove to rhe
curb in an automobile, jumped om,
I throw a bag over the girl's head,
'dragged her into the car an:! s.ped
; away.
j The incident occurred within 50
feet cf Patrolman Charles Farivy. who
commandeered another machine an.!
gave chase. The abductor's ante.mo
bile wa5 a fast touring ear. howevr,
and was soon out of sight. The police
telephoned to Princeton. I.awrence
, v'lle ar.l other surrounding tewns,
ibut the fugitive was not intercepted.
I U-p to a late hour the police had
' re'eaived no report of any missing
girl and have no clue to the identity
cf h:r victim. The automobile bore
no lic-ense tag.
STEEL STRIKE IS CALLED
Nationwide Fight Against Corpora
ticn Voted by 21 I'nion
Heads Here
Washington. .Sept. 11.?A strike
against the-United States Steel Cor
poration, effective September 22,
was called late yesterday by presi
dents of twenty-four unions involve*!
in the steel industry.
This decision was made by unani
mous vote late yesterday, when it be
came clear, the union statement
<aid, that the last hope of success in
?securing a conference with Judge
1
Gary had been removed hy the fail- j
ure of the President's efforts to in
(luce the Steel Corporation to meet
the representatives of the unions,
i Leaders said President Wilson's
i reply to an urgent as well as final
i telegram sent him last night was
! unsatisfactory and that no alterna
j tive was left them but to comply
1 with the demands of the workers
i and to call the strike.
There is every-indication that the
steel strike will be the largest and
most far-reaching since that of the
United Mine Workers during the
Roosevelt administration, unless it i?
called off.
Leader" claim upwards of 2(50.000
j workers will go out. They eontra
J diet Judge Gary's quoted statement
that only 10 per cent of the steel
? workers belong to unions connected
. with the American Federation of La
bor.
PERSHING LEADS PARADE
Rides at Head of Famous First Over
Five Miles of Flower-Strewn
Streets
New York, Sept. 11.?Over a five
mile flower strewn pathway, General
Pershing led his famous Fir.-t Divis
ion down Fifth avenue yesterday to
the wiid plaudits cf 2,000.000 proud
countrymen. It was the last great
nviiw of the world war for New
York and it Was ii fitting climax to a
lor..; series of military spectacles.
The commander of America's ar
mies shared honors with battle
scarred vetearns who won undying
fame on the fields of" France. For
all of thim it was one of life's most
memorable days. As he rode down
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photoplay to bo
shown at
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date here)
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TODAY -Last Da
De Luxe Edition of
M i eke y
?' The Picture You Will Never Forget
See the mbst amazing* and realistic horse race ever screened. Funnier than
Chaplin, as spectacular as Intolerance, more sensational than Birth of a Na
tion, greater love story than Hearts of the World.
Ingomar Theater
K^-MICKEF
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didn't take
any"?hcir
jbss o i a
gold mine?
c a u g h t
stealing!
Don't miss
"Mickey"?
the humor,
pathos, love
and adven
ture in a
master
piece, at
Today
Last
Day
1 NIGHTS
7.30?10.30 p. m.
Prices?15c and 25c
Matinee
2.30?6.30 p.m.
Prices?10c and 20c
M APjEL
OSMAKD
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els ~hey v, on :r. the victoy reviews
of Paris and London.Xearly ail < he
men wore wound chevrons.
Why People Buy Rat-Snap in Prefer
ence to Rat Poison.
.'1) RAT-SNAP absolutely kill?
rats and mice. (2) What it dDssn"'.
k:11 it scares away. (3) Rats kilie-l
with HAT-SN'AP leave no smell, they
dry up inside. (4) Made :n cakes, no
mixing with other food. (f>) Cat.- or
do^s won't touch it. Three sizes, 25c
.*>0c, HI.00. old and irua/anteed by It.
li.'. Knight anil Son. Alexandria; Man
ikin's Store, Falls Church.
fl[ STJSAGE HYrTCIff ~~
Your Storage'Battery
IS THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR '
You are sure of the best the market af
fords if your car is equipped with a
Gould Battery
For Everything Electrical
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crete road. Improved with (> room dwelling,
chicken house and other outbuildings. Ap
ple and pear trees, fine well at door. Cheap
for quick sale.
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OUR CLOTHES
Your suit seemingly "done for" may easily
be restored to service by having it cleaned,
pressed or repaired.
We care for your clothes in such a way as
to prolong their life.
We bring out the colors, raise the nap, sot
the fabric, and give the garment an appear
ance of newness.
CALL US
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Alexandria Pressing" Co.
712 KINO STREET
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Models that are exactly suited to the new suits?
in texture, line and coloring; and they are so neces
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Heathe.rblooni Petticoats made with deep ruffle
finished with two small flounces; has Klosfit top.
Splendid values at . .\ $2.00
Burton Sateen Petticoats, made with flounce
finished with fine tucks and pleated ruffle; has
Klosfit top at - $2.00
Heathei'bloom Petticoats in black, Belgian blue,
Russian blue, navy and plum with Klosfit top $2.25
Panne Cloth Petticoats, new novelty patterns, in
gray with blue, wistaria with green and blue with
pink, at $3.00
Panne Cloth Petticoats in plain black, Russian,
Copenhagen, plum, navy and wisteria, with tailor
ed ruffle and finished with two small ruffles, $3.00
Kann's?Second Floor.
Xo Our Patrons
Alexandria, Va., June 2, 1919.
In line with our progressive banking methods, and to meet the de
mands of our patrons, we are installing on July 1st, an up-to-date Safe
Deposit Department, under the personal supervision of one of our
officers.
This has been made necessary from the fact that a large number
of our depositors o.vning Liberty Bonds and other securities desire a
safe place for their keeping.
If is our plan to enlarge the number of Sate Deposit J3oxes, and
make a rental charge to meet the operating expenses of this Depart
ment. This charge will become effective July 1st, 1919, and a bill will
be sent out at that time to the holders of boxes, and if any desire
to make any change we will be glad to have them call before the
bills are rendered for the ensuing year.
By order of the Board of Directors
The Citizens National Bank
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We Aim To Give
The Best of Bank Service
Our success is shown by the ever increasing vol
ume of business in our Deposit Account.
Deposits, Dec. 31, 1917 ........' $378,447.46
Deposits, June 30, 1919 799,231.88
3 per cent Interest Paid on Saving Deposits
If you are not a patron of this bank, we invite you
to become one. ? . ? v , ?. .> j * >
Alexandria National Bank
Alexandria, Virginia. *
Pictures Changed
The Grand Theater
TODAY
Comedy Xight
Billy West
in
Out of Tune
Hip;-Latest And. Best
Mack Sennelt Presents "The Moonshiners"
A Record Breaker
Also Sunshine Comedy "Virtuous Husbands"
One that you will remember. Come Early
Matinee Every
Saturday
v
TOMORROW
Big Western Bill
Pete Morrison
in
The Four Gun Bandit"
Also Violet Merereau in "The Nature Girl"
A screen romance of a girl who never looked upon
the face of a young white American until he saved
her from a terrible fate.
A
Alexandria Amusement Company's Attractions
Ingomar
[| PRICES
? 10c and 20c
nil*
Pictures Changed
Daily
Alice Joyce
in
"The Spark Divine
Owing to the delay in shipment of "The Faith of the
Strong" the above picture will be shown Instead.
Tomorrow?Bert Lytell in "Easy to- Make Money"
2 days
II PRICES
110c and 15c
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Extra Attraction 1 2 days
Mabel Normand
In the greatest of all photoplays
MICKEY
"Mickey" Will Appear In Person At All Shows
Continuous Performance 2.30 to 11 p. m.
Fridav?Vivian Martin in "Tou Never Saw Such A.
Girl"