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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Independent Labor Party.

Chicago, Nov. 7.-President Samuel
Gompers, of the American Federation
of Labor, arrived today, en- route tc
Denver for the annual convention OF the
organi7a ion next week. The possibility
of the formation of an independent labor
party has been discussed BY labor
leaders assiDg through here. The new
party, 1t is intimsted, will be organized
GU broader lines. Ii will support mea-
sures intended for the general advance
ment Of industrialism, believing that
what ia needed is'a party that will emphs.
sizs the similarity of interests OF capital
aud labor. Mr.. Gompers says ''laboI
will continue to reward its friends and
punish its enemies as In psst and
don't thing the federation will decide Ii
break away from the old parties en-
tirely."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
william Causes Appreciation.

Berlin, Nov. THE announcement
today that the Century Magazine would
publish an extended interview with the
kaiser in It's December issue has sent a
thrill OF alarm throughout the nation.
1t is feared that the interview will prove
another "London Telegraph affair." and
again involve Germany in political com.
pllcstions from which 1t will be impos-
sibls to emerge with dignity. II is re-
ported that the German embassy at
Washington has been requested to sp-
prosch the Century and sscertsiu The
exa,t text Of the interview, and If any
of it is found Objectionable to attempt to
have the magazine suppress it. SO ex'
cited are the people over the news thbt
several newspapers have suggested that
q public subscription be raised with
which to buy the entire issue OF the De-
cember number Of the msgsziue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07

THE humiliation OF Charles w. morse,
the former ice king and bank wicker
is wildly portrayed on the fret page Of
todav's G. zette. A little while ago be
va, said to have twenty million dollars
at his command. Today he ta's fifteen
wears sentence is the peniIentaly staring
him 10 the face. Probably not since
the fall of the late William M. Tweed
and the placing Of that individual IN
stripes ba, the sentencing Of an oPuieot
criminal to the penitentiary caused go
much excitement in the city OF new
York. The exploits of Morse a'e SUI
fresh In the minds of the people OF tie
country, and many who are now endef
voriug to keep the wolf from their doors
realize tbstMorse's doings have had much
TO do with the dlstrust which has been
apparent for over year and which has
brought about hard timts' The fall OF
a multi-millionaire and the placing OF
him behind the bars is of rare occur
rance. but when crimes of king Of
finarce deserve such action he should
receive no more consideration than the
subordinate 10 a corporation who en-
beetles a few ibou,a lds, for which act
he ia sent to the 5 a'e's prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Crown Prince ln AIrshlp.

Berlin, Nov. 7.-Crosn P,iuce VIII
liam male ap a,cent TODAY in the dirigi-
Bile airship zeppelin l." Count Yep
pelin was in charge Of the flight and
tselve Others besides the prince we're
passengers. The a rship Immediately
sleered norlhwiri TO intercept the spec
ial train bearing The emperor from
Wanna where be had been visiting
Franz Joseph at E,cbirgsu, where is
situa ed Prince Fueis.enburg's Black
for, ct residence. The air ship sighted
the train near Augsburg and descended
to within 100 fe,t OF The gIcnod. En-
p ror William uck bis head fiom the
saloon window AID the crown prince
waved bis cap I'd shouted his greetings.
81 wish l we're aloft with yGuW yelled
the kaiser, as the train sped on. For
more tbao mile the kaiser kept his
Peck craned from the window and he
ard the Crown prince continued to wave
salutes. The airsbip then a,cended TO
height of several thousand feet a. nd
headed ta;k to Fredricks hafen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Double Murder snd Suicide.

Pittsburg, Nov. 7.-Returning home
from a republican jolli6cation meeting,
William Casey, Of eSst McKessport, early
today found bis wife aud daughter ly.
ing dead with their throsts cut snd
George Hattzell, q son-in-law, TANNED
in a frank, dying Of csrbolic acid poison.
Jog. A dripping rasor lay near the bed.
Apparently the son.in-law killed the
wife and daughter and committed suicide.
Casey on his arrival went to HsrtzelPs
room. He found bis wife lying on the
bed. His daughter Was on the floor.
Hartzell va, missing. Six county de-
tectivts after 9 search found him dying
In a trunk in his room. He lived bat a
few minutes. Casey alleges that Hart
zell, after numbering bis victims, drained
the contents of the bottle OF poison, and
got into the trunk Less than year
ago Harizell was acquitted on the charge
Of numbering his wife. Since that time
he has been making his home with the
Oaseys, r..
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LanSburgh&BrO
40 to 426 Seventh St. 421 to 425 Eighth st.
WASHINGTON, DC.
Virginia News.

Jefferson Cox died yesterday at his
home in Fredericksburg, aged 81 years,
William A. Armentr1ut, a well-known
and wealthy farmer of East Rocking
ham, died Thursday night Of pneumonia.
DR.. John S. Lupton, the pioneer of
the apple growing business in the Shen.
andcah Valley, died at his home 10
Winchester yesterday after years Ill
ness of paralysis, aged so years.
Mrs. Juliet Martin Fitzhugh, wife Of
Capt. Henry Filzhugh, conductor Of
the T.. F. & P. R. B., died In Frede.
ricksburg Thursday night, aged 81
years.
The Virginia Court of Appeals will
begin It's winter term next Tuesday In
Richmond. Its docket Is an exception
ally large one and contains many i'm
portant cases.
Mrs. Rebeccs ]. Howe, widow o.
Rev. John G. Howe, minister OF thu
United Brethren Church, died 10 Win
chester yesterday, aged So years. She
was the daughter Of Jacob Haucher, o
that county.
Setting forth that the cost of running
expenses OF the city of Norfolk are en-
tirely too great, Councilman j. Frank
East started 10 the Common Council of
tina. city Thursdar night q movement
| for retrenchment In this direction.
Ex-Cougressmsu Charles e. Little
field, of Maine, appointed BY the Su.
preme Court as SPECIAL mssier In the
Virginia. Wet Virginia debt case, will
be in Richmond Monday to begin the
hearings of the matter. Eminent coun-
sci will represent the opposing states.
The hearing before the special master
will last for several days.
Claiming that be was tired Of life,
without q family aud with no one 10
love, Thomas Chance, about 40 years
old, who went to Norfolk several months
ago from the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
yesterday asked Justice Simmons to
sentence him to the electric chair.
Chance was in court charged with at
tempt to commit suicide. Thursda ?
night he attached one end of a rope to
the railing of Atlantic City bridge, tieC
| the other end around his neck, and
jumped overheard, but the rope parted,
and when found standing waist deep ID
water by policeman be was complsin
ing ;hat-his effort at self destruction wa'
unsuccessful. Chance is fisherman by
trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Roosevelt to Assist Miss ions.

St. Louis. Nov. THAT President
Roosevelt will assist the missions In
Africa during his trip, was announced
today by Bishop J. o. Hsrtzsll, OF the
NJ. E. Church, who presides over the
Methodist missions Of that country.
Bishop Ia tell recently talked with the
president and tod bin that the trip has
aroused greater interest 10 Africa aud lls
missions than millions Of missionary
tracts could have done 10 FIVE years.
The Africans, too, are planning to re-
ceive the president. "By George, that
is q good thing, bishop" Roosevelt re.
piled. he ided that he would Walt az
many stations a, possible and encourage
the work.
SAP Francisco, Nov. 7.-Edmund
Heller, explorer and scientist Of this city,
who is to be q member of the Roosevelt
hunting party Ia Genial Africa, made
public today some of the plans for the
trip.
The party will leave for Mombasa,
east Africa, via New York and Naples on
March %. The hunting will be for the
most part In British and German tasI
Africa, the rarly working gradually
down the Nile to Khartoum aud Cairo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 7. 1908

MANY people in the twentieth Geo.
tury believe as firmly in dreams as olo
Pharaoh and ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and there
are occasional happenings which teno
to srsugthen faith OF such. In a vision
Mrs Lottle johnson, of B ashm6nt,
Mss. recently saw her husband,
Gsorpe johnson, clinging to an over
turued boat In midocesu, heard him cry
for help, and finally, with a shrek,
throw up his hands and sink. WIN
the CRY of her husband ringing In Der
ears. Mrs. Johnson swoke and ran
screaming to her mother. Her husoono
had started out ta,ly that evening win
q friend in a power boat for Gloucester.
Early next morning the power ooss was
fouud 9rscked on the north shore,
about twenty-five miles below Beach
mopt II was Just at midnight that
Ms Johnson bad her remarkable vision.
Jobn.on's body vas picked up on TOE
shore. L; Is said that at the same noui
in which NJ jor John Andre was oeipe
hanged as spy his sister dreamed that
while passing along road her s1'eu'
ton was trscted BY q crowd OF people
and upon sppr aching she saw they were
about TO hang nan. She DIRE" closer
when she made the startling discovery
that the cuPr't was her brother, tos
unfortunate aljutsnt general Oh 'O'
British forces. In those days IL look 81
least month to convey news across 'ne
Atlantic Oeean, and upon the arrival o.
the next mail on a sailing vessel the
facts concerning Arnold's treason anc
the hanging OF the young officer be-
came known. Slcb facts are probably
condolences, but they afford the curious
food for contemplation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Our "W. & L. Special"
French Doll at S1.0O

This is the fIst time French Doll
has ever been produced to sell for dol
lsr. 1t Ia a most beautiful and life.like
doll; has handsome hand.sewed wig,
full jointed body, exposed teeth and
shoes and stockings. This doll Is
A Special Value at $l.00.
Purchases made now will be carefully
stored aud delivered at your conveui-
ence up to and including Christmas eve.
We cordially invite the children aud
the grown folks, too, to visit our Toy
Department, the land of pake-be-
lieve, aud see sll the new toys In the
hsppiest Christmas time surroundings.
Fourth foor-11th aud G ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07

THE Mtrya d Ooar! OF Appeals re-
Gently held, 10 the case of Wilson Vs.
Williams ct al, that costs OF court be-
c)me q debt due from the party agaiu 81
whom they are awarded to the party 10
whose favor they are aTavded when
final judgment or decree is pronounced;
that a judgment may be set of against
a claim or open account not reduced 10
Judgment; that insolvency is recognized
as distinct equitable ground of set'otf
and that while the rights Of officers Of
the court, whose compensation for ser
vices rendered 10 a cauJe is properly
taxable ss part of the costs of the case,
will be protected by the court as far as
practicable, such officers have no such
lien on the taxed COSTS of case as may
be uucooditioHally transferred to an
other either BY assignment or BY subro-
CATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
American Tobacco Company

New York, Nov. THE o. s. Or
cult Court of Appsals this afternoon
handed down a decision sustaining the
governments contention against the
A neritaa Tobacco Company thai it vas
Carrying on business in opposition to
the Law. The United Cigar Stores ia
exempted but sill other bra 1ches Of the
company are found guilty. The suit
was brought by the government for the
dissolution of the American Tobacco
Company, on the ground thai it IVES a
monopoly aud carried on business to tie
restriction of the trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Catholic Missionary Congress,

Chicago, Nov. The first American
Catholic Missionary Congress, to be held
10 Chicago, November 10 to IS, will
compri e the largest asssmblage Of
bishops and srchbishops since the third
plensry council at Baltimore. Dele
gates and priests representing the 10, 600
ps rishes in the United States aud dele
gates a. large from various Catholic
societies will tend. Archbishop E.
Quigley today said:
1.-THE purpose OF the congress is to set
forth In clear light the mission needs
and to discuss the ways and means
whereby these need uay be net"
Many digniiades Of the church will
participate in the ceremonies Sunday,
November Is. At solemn pouti6cal
mass In the Holy Name Cathedral, at
II a. N Monsiguor Diomedo Falcouio,
papal delegate to the United States,
will be the celebrsnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
VIII File a Pc titlon for Divorce.

Denver, Nov. IL! the statement OF
an iDtin ate friend is true Mira. Ruth
Lesviit, daughter of VIM, j. Bryan,
either this afternoon or early next week
will file petition for divorce here, al
legiDg desertion ard non-support and
asking the custody of the children.
Leevitt until recently bad a studio in
the Latin quarter of Paris. Tue object
ton by Mr.. Bpa1, who did not wish
his daughters domestic untappiness to
be a lie the sui ct for publicity during
bis campsigu, il is said, postponed the
suit until now.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft at the Hot Springs,

Hot Springs, Va, Nov. IL am not
going to construct cabinet here" said
President-elect Taft, who with Mrs. Taft
was welcomed here today by big crowd.
al came here for good rest and
think I'm entitled t. one" The whole
population of the village and guests Of the
hotel 10 golf, equestrian aud other pic
ture,que costumes cheered Justly when
Mr.. and MIS-. Tsh arrived. They were
driven to the bung low of Miss Ruth Har
rison, of Cincinnati. on the mountain
side. "We will at least be here over
Thanksgiving cay" said Mr.. Taft.
Their later plans are undecided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
N. B. Harlow
&C.,, Inc,
liz South Fairfax Street,
Alexandria. Va.
HIGH sJHOOL.

! ITO the Editor Of the Alexandria Gazette.
Governor Swanson 10 his last annual
message urged on the general assembly
the introduction Of agriculture, do
nestle science aud manual training"
Into the public school system of the
commonwl alth. BY The act Of Mach
IA, 1908, the Legislature provided Tor q
high school in each congressional dis riot
for that purpose. Manassas was selectsd
as the moseceDtrsl and convenient point
10 the Eighth district, aud the NJ n assas
Agricultural Normal High S hool was
opened in sach buildings as could be-
obtained on the l4ih of September.
On Saturday, November IA. the err
per tt9ne OF The new $40, 900 building
will be laid by the grand master of the
Grand Lodge of Mssons In Virginia.
A tdrssses are expected from Secretary
Wilson, Of the Del aftment Of Agricul-
ture, from Wa,hiogtop, and BY the
State Commissiouer OF Agriculture Hon.
George w. Koiner, of Richmond.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE O. ROUND,
CLERK OF School Board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07

LIGHTHOUSES for CT mInsl loaf rs" is
what State Prison Commissioner Clsrk
of New York call eodnty jtils where
prisoners have nothing to do but va
for the time to eat and sleep. Every
inmate of jill, he thinks, should eirn
his keep, and wherever practicable should
b, kept at hard labor. Ia his report on
the Obensngo county Jail, submitted to
the S ate Prison Commission, Mr.. Olsrk
ta7s:
Throughout the sts'e it is the excep-
tion rather then the rule t. have the con-
victs in the county jaiis st hard labor.
A Jail wbtre the sentenced men are not
Obliged to work is clubhouse for loa'er'
of the criminal class. Punishment OF
crime is not local issue. Tue criminal
has no peru a1ent home. The safe
should take over the peninteutiaries, and
misdemesnants sentenced for terms of
over forty days should be placed therein
and made to work, the state to bear the
entire expense of puuishment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
TELEdRAPHIC BRRViTIEs

r. w. Howard, New York news man.
szer of the United Press A ,socistions, has
been appointed general news manager
for the associations. Mr.. Howard sue
ceds the late John Vandercock.
Seeing his wife and child on the street
for the first time after three years sepa'
ration, VIM. Evans, of Pittsburg, Pa.
tried to kidnsp the child In Moponga'
hela, and vas arrested. Fifteen minutes
later be died OF heart disease.
Oiacksmen early today blew the safe
In the general store Of Hover Brothers,
Burbank, Ohio, escaping with 500.
Citizens were held at bay at revolver
point by one of the c'acksmen, while the
other two completed the job and escaped
with the booty. The explosion did $500
damage to the structure.
Wm. d. Cornish, second vice presi-
dent of the Union Pacific Railroad, was
found dead 10 bed in the Auditorium
Hotel, Chicago, today. Mr.. Cornish was
once vice president Of the Southern Pa
ci6c Railroad and was prominent man
in the Hartman railroad organization.
A strip Of fire more than three miles wide
is eating it, way through the river bottoms.
east Of Nayfield, and the village Of Kaler is
in its path. One hundred men fought to pre-
cent the fire from entering Boar, a town oil
300 inhabitants all day yesterday.
With the game against Brown at New
Haven Conn today. Yale begins the series
of championship contests which will decide
the premier football team for 1908. Princeton
and Dartmouth will play on the Polo
grounds, New York. this evening. Harvard
and the Carlisle Indians play at Boston.
Brett Woodall, secretary of the University
Of Cincinnati, has disappeared from his home
in Covington, Ky. Financial difficulties,
overwork and failure TO advance are feared
To have caused temporary distraction,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Stevenson NAV BE- Elected.

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Chauges in the
vote discovered 10 the official count pre-.
sent the possibility OF Governor De-
mems defeat. Democratic State Chair.
man B ,eschenstein today said that 10 ell
precincts difference Of IS may as IA
votes had been discovered. Two votes
d ference 10 each precinct will elect
Stevenson, be ssys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Miners Burned to Death.

Benton, ILL.,, Nov. Ton the bed OF
hot erals which had burned their bodies
beyond recognition, the remains Of
Patrick Daily, aged %, and George
Reed, aged %, two Of the miners CO.
tombed in the Rand collieries BY an ex-
p)osion Tuesday night, we're recovered
today. All hope has been abandoned
for Stevens and John Homes, the other
entombed men. A wal of flames shut
of the rescusrs from the mine where 1t
is believed the men we're trapped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Austrian Cabinet to Resign.

Vienna, Nov. THE Austrian cabinet TO-
day resolved to offer its resignation to En-
peror Franz Josef as result of the trouble
between the Czechs and Germans in Prague,
Reichenberger and other Bohemian towns.
Baron Won Beck, president of the Austrian
council Of ministers, joius in resigning. The
Balkan dispute contributes to the resigna.
tiOns. In the clashes between the Czechs and
Germans in Bohemia many have been killed
and injured. Baron Biernarth will likely
succeed Baron Beck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
The funeral Of Mrs. VIRGINIA. GRIFFIN
CONSPICUOUS IN A BALLROOM
Flakes OF Dandruff on the Collar and
Shoulders Of a Gentleman I'm
Full Dress.

This is the thing You quite frequently see
in the ballroom mans black dress coat
literally covered with dacdruf.
1t must be annoy ing to the wearer. aud
certainly not pleasant thing to observe.
Bat dandrua can be cradle ted. IL is germ
disease tn win some day cause baldne's
Newbro's HerDicide kills the hair-destroy-
ing germ, and stimulates the hair to rieN =,
abundant g-owth; il does more-keeps the
hair soft and plant.
Furth rmore. Herpicide is q most pleasant
tot ct accessory; of pleasing odor, and cooling
to the scalp.
Sold by Ernest L. Allen & Co., agents.
Two sizes SOC and $1.00. Send lOc IN
stamps for sample 10 The Herpidde Co !,
Detroit, Mich. n5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07

George r. Sheldon, republican nation
al treasurer, announced 10 New York to-
day that the list Of contributors to the
Taft campaign fund will be made public
about November Is. He declared BYaa's
charge that the republication eongrss :
ional committee was blind pool Of "tte
interests" TO elect TAFT was "lhe shrek
OF drowning msn."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07

No false preteDse has marked the career
of Ely's Cream Balm. Being entirely harm
less, it is not responsible like the catarrh
snuffs and powders for minds shattered by
cocaine. The great virtue of Ely's Cream
Balm is that it speedily and completely over
comes nasal catarrh and hay fever. Back Of
and reputation of many years success. AL
druggists, so cents, or mailed by Ely Brothers,
Sc Warren street, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Our wv. & L Special"
German Doll at ST.. 90.

This Doll, We believe. has no equal
anywhere. We had 1t made expressly
FIR us in Germany. 1t is 22i inches
high; has bsst-hand-sewed ra'ural Wig,
beet bisqus head, full bsll-joiuled body,
moving eyes, exposed teeth, shoes aud
stockings. The face Is pnt,ier ald
mora life-like than ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Sick Headache.

This distressing disease results from a
disordered condition Of tie stomach,
aud can be cured by taking Cbanber-
lain's S omach aud Liver Tablets. Get
q free sample at w. F. Creightou's or
Richard Gibsou's drag store and try 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07

The election Of five democratic rep
resentstives in Congress Of the deleg aion
of ak from Nebla ,ks indicates not only
the great political influence Of william
J. Bryan at home, but the fact that the
people OF the 5 ste at least we're not
fooled a all by republican promises of
tsr.f reform. They believe, ta-s the
Philsdelphia Rec, j, With other sensible
people that the iDiquitOus combination
of the tariff aud the trust eau be broken
only by its sworn enemies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
Morse Saws He Is a Sacrifice. F"

New York, Nov. 7.-Eeasnt despite
the sentence Of 10 years imposed 90 him
by Judge Hough In the United States
Circuit Court, Charles W. Morse today
denounced his prosecution as sop to
public clamor. "I'm a sacrifice" said
the former ice king, who year ago was
thought secure behind $50, 900, 900, "to
the desire Of the public 10 see rich man
20 10 Jail. The politicians are rsspoDsi
Bile for my conviction. Why" Morse
continued, with the frat symptom OF re-
greet shown in the interview, "Pm fifty
two years old now. Judge Hough might
as we'll have given sentence for life a.
is years." Morse slept we'll 10 his cell
10 the Tombs. He had been supplied
by his family with all the wardrobe COM
fors the regulations would allow and he
looked forward To-Day 10 success In re-
gaining bs through writ OF error graft
ed by Judge Lscombe. Morse will fight
his conviction to the last ditch and still
hopes to avoid wearing the stripes OF q
cor victed federal prisoner at Ala lts,
Ga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-07
DIED.

At bis parents home, on Saturday morn.
ing, November 7ta, BERNARD, son of P.
F. German, jr., aged months. Funeral
from the home OF his parents, No. 1910 Cam
eron street, on Monday evening, November
9, at $50 o'clock.
The funeral Of Mrs. VIRGINIA. GRIFFIN
WALKER. wido9 of the late James T.
Walker, and who died in Washington Thurs
day morning. will take place from the resi-.
dence OF her brother, j. I. Watkins. 1910
Queen street, tomorrow Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Friends and relatives are IN
vited.