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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

SANTA ANITA PARK. March 15-Ninety-
in .nird day & Of the winter meeting of the Los An
clear. Track fast
FIRST RAcE-Sx and half furlongs,
selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
-9-Shapdale (Powers) ..,109 l l 2
121-Mss Naomi (Kennedy) 103 4 2n
S.lmFreneh IL, nod :, Cook Burns, Los - 81
Iime-:o6 %, IL So. % 40 20, :o3
Loo 10. lie 2-5. At post minutes. of at
I;36. Belleek, Jane Laurel, Likely Dieudonne
Colonel Dick. finished as named. Value to win
ner 1928. Winner ch. <. by Shapfell Cloverdale
H. Trained by c. Casey.
oS sEcoND d.. RAcEThFes Three furISpgs yfar qlds old
4-l-Lady Paret Brooks .1o7 2 IN
9-5-Mary's Lamb (Aubuchon)1O9 30 80
minutes. on at 2:24. Camera. Sempronetta,
finished named. Value to winner 1929. Win
ner ch. f. by The og-Alondra. Trained by z.
]. Williams.
odds. Horse AtsSss1 and SoeEe9 lO0 Wt sf Str Fin
6-5-Critic (Powersl ....... .109 l
s-imEt6ei Day Burns ;.lo7 ? - 9
Tlme-l2 2-5. :23 50. 3d. ~ %, 90: 90:
at 2:4ela. Dennis stafford. Rey del Mundo. sly
Ben Margaret Randolph. finished named.
Value TO winner S329 Winner blk g by Pre-
yious Mntage. Trained by l.. A. Landry.
FODhlA RANE--tlNe anu NAH luElohss,
selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey W.T.. st. Str Fin.
3-1-Tmothy Wen (Rice) los
4-1-Kuropatkin (Howard) .105 :
lo-I-Caraseo Henry 1oS o h
life, Ed B. Paumonok. finished named: Value
TO winner 1925. Winner b. h. by Troubadour-
Mona Trained by w st. Vincent.
FIFTH RACE-one and an eighth miles.
selling
odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. St. Str. Fin.
4-1-King of Mist (Butwell) Jos 2 l 2
41-oberon tBrooksl 49,, .1o7 | =
e-i-Capt Burnett (Kenndy) 1o6 3 ah 81
Tfme-;12 Is. "a, &c. :4s 20, 1:01, 1:13 As,
!: rs As, 40, 10. disqualified for fouling.
At post minutes. OF at 3:40 Goldway, Char
ley Payne, Whidden, finished named. Value
to winner 1925 Winner b. &. by St serf-Mist.
Trained by J. Doyle.
SIXTH RACE-Flve and a half furIongs,
selling:
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
5-2-Chief Desmond (wison)1o1 Is Il
S-1-Byron Denny e6 2
5-2-Soprano (Rice) ...103 3 . 3h
Time-:06 4-5. rs. 30 1-5. Al, :53 30.
/ :06 1-5. At post 4 minutes on at 4:0S. Our
Anna, Bright Albert, Cataline. Contingent, All
Ablaze. woggIebug. finished as named Value
TO winner S325. Winner b. g. by Sain-Laura
Agnes. Trained by owner.
SEVENTH RACE-one mile. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
2-1-John (Fain) 50
1-2-Ida May tRussilD 80, .105 10 9
1o-1-Montelair Rice iol 3 10
1:12 10, 1325, 1:ss 20. At post minutes. OF
at 20. Humero also Value to winner
1925. Winner b. {. by Bobbie Beach-princess
Rose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
ROsenStein at His Best in
Billiard Tournament

In the best game so far played IN
the billiard tournament at The Hague
parIors. ROsenstein beat Coleman last
night in the three cushion game. The
score at the finish was Rosenstein 80
and Coleman u.
Rosenstein played remarkably good
game and made shots that drew forth.
applause. He seemed TO be Coleman >
master of the game from the outset,
and after 10 of Is innings had been
played, II was only a question how
far he would beat his opponent
Rosenstein ran the game out In 55
innings. He executed dif7cult shots
and appeared to be in rare form The
winners high run was four There
are three more games to be PLAYED in
the first round of the tournament.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
Phoenix Team Will Play
Stanford and Seals Today

Tomorrow will be busy day for
the Phoenix team OF st. Marys college.
the intercollegiate champions of Cali
fornia. The collegians will play two
games at Recreation park At 1
o'clock they will play Stanford and at
8 they will see what they can do
with the Seals. The double header is
certain to be big attraction for the
fans.
The Phoenix players have three re-
liable pitchers. so that the team will
not be overtaxed by playing two
games in one afternoon. Sheehy, who
has not been on the mound for some
time, probably will pitch against Stan
ford. Either Hart or Wilcox will twirl
in the game with San Francisco.
Wilcox has come rapidly to the front
during the present season. His pitch
ing in the game with the sOaklands
last Saturday ct F'reeman's park was
a revelation to the spectators who
had not been following up the doings
of the Phoenix. Hart is the sturdy
little southpaw who put up such a
brilliant night against the White Soy
last week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
DOrandO Defeats Hayes for
Marathon Supremacy

New YORK. March I5.-Before
10000 spectators, a large majority Of
whom were his countrymen, Dorando
Pietri tonight defeated Johnny Hayes
in the rubber match for Marathon su-
premacy. The race was at the regu-
lation distance. IS miles ss5 yards
and was run over 10 lap track in
Madison Square garden. Pietri won
e- half a mile in 2.zS.0S From the
starters gun 10 the end OF the race
the Italian led the American. spurred
on by the cheers and plsudits OF his
emotional countrymen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

Is years. F. Cademarteori who is pitching
for the team, is the manager. and he viii re-
ceive all challenges at 1900 Green street city.
SANTA ROSA. March 15-The members of
Company E, Fifth regiment. N c. c. have or
ganzed amateur baseball team and are ready
TO meet any team in this part of the state dur
Ing the summer months. All challenges should
be addressed TO Al McCord. Santa Rosa, Cal.
care Petaluma and Santa Rosa railroad. The
lineup of the club is as follows: ..Cannonbal''
McCord manager and catcher; '.Springheid''
Enz. captain and pitcher; Ramrod'' Mock. first
base: 'Gunbutt" Christ, second base: Taps
Mock, third base; "Bulkheadv Cornett, short
stop; ..Bullseye' Paganetti, center field:
'Hardtack' Andrews. right field: ''Canteen',
Holloway left field; extras. File Closer Brun-
dage and Powder Monkey Ahren.
Another local amateur baseball club is known
as the Giants. The lineup Of the club is as fol-
lows: G. GolviD catcher; Elmer Cornett, pitcher:
G.. Cornett, first base: r. Crist, second, base I;
Gardner. third base Burmester. shortstop; B.
Golvin. left field; Enders, center field; stebbins,
right field
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
The CaIifornla Promotion Cnmmittaa

LnC tdliAOt uhn IIOHlOtlOn (OmmIffpp
the state Central Organization Organized IN,
ls0z-An association for the commercial and
industrial development OF California
PROMOTION: The act OF promotion. advance
nent. encouragement. &C Century Dictiona~v
TI0N OF California's interests III has notbic. =
sell II fosters all things tending TO fhe an
NANCEMENf Of California II is an aurborff-,
on all matters relating TO California II ny
COOkAGES the establishment OF new indu.frie.
and fosters those already established liz invifes
desirable 1mn1i gratiOn- It presents the orDore,,
mites and needs Of all fields OF business ~ ~ ~
fessaonai activity II is supported BY popular sr1s
Scrlptlon and makes no charge for any servf-s.
rendered 1t has affiliated with il poo ..or,,- ~,
cfat orgauizations of the state with combIra.B
membership OF more than $4,000 1leefine-s f
representatives OF these organizations are bal1
semiannually in different parts of the atat~
where matters Of California Interests .re a.,
cnsse1 Headquarters % the commiffee a..
maintained IN California building. Union souars
san francisco CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
oBJEcT no sUNpAY RACE

~ANIA ROSA. March l5.-The an
encement Of q bicycle road race in
city for next Sunday morning has
rc8eht forth a vigorous protest from
2-esbyterian church. and his congre-
CATION The protest was made at the
services last night, and was in behalf
Of the boys who would be attracted
away from the religious training Of
tbs -EgnzeY schools.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
FRAME oUTPoINTs KEys

NEW YORK. March 15.-In a 10
round bout in Brooklyn tonight Johnny
Frayne. the California lightweight. out
pointed Bert Keys of this city by a
good margin. The local boy started the
lighting in rushing style. but after the
first round Frayne managed to hold
him by clever work and outpointed him
except in the sixth and seventh rounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
- q - BEST TREATMENT
800. FOR CATARRH

is the best treatment for perfect blood
medicine down
o ana entirely remove the catarrhal
trouble
ana irrd by this impure and infected Cah will
remain It's d1sagreeabe dangerous symptoms ringing noises the
EARS nucus dropping back into the throat headaches ay eyes
nenty relieved until the blood purified Nothing S S. for this
purpose
OF
the surfaces qualities in
edo OF peing
on Then the symptoms begin away entirely
ne blood Catah permanently
geay putt Book Catarh and desired sent
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA CA
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
HOBBS 10 MILE RIM

The Visitacion Valley athletic club,
which was recently admitted to the Pa
cific athletic. association. held its first
10 mile handicap run last Sunday from
Burlingame. TO the county line. NJ
Salmi. with a quarter mile handicap.
won first place. and William Rehberg,
running from scratch, made the best
time of one hour four and a half min
utes. The following are the names
and order Of finish of the contestants:
M. Salmi, j. Salmi, A. Gorse. William
Rehberg. William Brandt. E. Gorse.
George Paulsen. A Chabady, A. Con
zales and 7. McQuade.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
Defeats Senators

SACRAMENTO. Mar. I5.-The White
Sox team defeated the Sacramento club
OF the Coast league today by score
Of TO by punching hits of Baum in
the second and ninth frames. Smith
let the Senators down with two hits
IN the six innings he pitched Sutor
had trouble when he assumed control.
but pulled himself out of the hole.
Score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Models played in form Sunday and
easily defeated the Monsrchs the baseball
diamond. The game sided as the
Models annexed I9 runs 10 their opponents f..
Denny aud Lind members Of the Model team.
both secured three base hit. The score:
r. H. z.
Models ....-..-........1 16
MonarchS ..-.-...-............ 6 s
Batteres-I.ind and rompson; Kahn. Perry
and Emix.
The San jose Baking Company baseball team
ifs third straight victory since IL was or
gaDzed BY defeating the Santa Clara team by
a score Of to sunday The game was well
contested and there q number Of brilliant
plays during the game. The tenn is willing
TO play any amateur organization in the state.
Toney Bowen. who is managing the club. Will
receive all challenges at the RoclSdsl company.
Third and Santa Clara streets. San Jose.
The original Pioneers have organized for the
season OF 1903 and are ready 10 play any base
bail team whose players are Of the age Of a
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
SACRAMENTO
ST IATNARA

Innings pitched-By Smith g. by Sutor s. Hits
on Smith ?. OF Sutor l. Three base hit-Baum.
Two base hits-Smith. Shinn. Sacrifice hits
Parent. Dougherty. First base on errors-Sacra-
mento ?. Chicago 1. First base called halls
on Baum J. Left on bases-Chicago 6. Sacra-
mento , Struck Ouf-By Smith 3 by Sutor 2
ny Baum ? Hit by pitcher-Hahn Passed
hsIi-Owens- Wild pitches-smith J. Baum !
NcEs1e
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
ANGELS VICTORIOUS
TN GAME OF TEN
INNINGS
White SOx YaHHigaHS Defeated
sf Pasadena by Score
of 6 to
Especial Dispatch 10 Tn. Call

Los ANGELES. March I5.-The An
gels defeated the White SOx Yannigans,
to &, today. but il took them 10 In
nings 20 do II. The game was played
at Pasadena With the score tie IN
the tenth the Angels went 10 the bat
and fell on Olmstead for three hits
which netted two runs. In their half
OF the tenth the Sox could not locate
Briswalter and had to be content with
losing the fnsl game OF their series
here. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
Z IIl AGO
- I'D HITS a INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Ellis. Three base hits-Daley
White Two base hits-Shaw. ZeideT. Demss
Sturgeon. Sacrifice hits-Dsley. Phillips Stur-
geon. Howard Beall First base on error-I.os
Angeles J. Chicago 3. Left on bases-Los
Angeles I, Chicago 6. First base on called
bslls-On Manuel ). OF Phillips 3. or Bris-
walter , on Olmstesd ,. Struck out-By Man
uel 3. by BriswalteT I. by Olmstead /. Double
plays-Smith 10 Howard 70 Dillon. Dillon IN
assisted, Davis 70 Zeider 10 Beail. Passed ball
Payne. Time Of game hours. Empires
Perlne and Toman
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
Arcadia Selections

First racc-Sainwa., Sir Angus,
Liddiugton.
second race--The Wolf. Brevite,
Green Dragon.
Third race-Sandpiper, shapdaIe,
Achieve.
Fourth race--Prince Ahmed.
Norbift, John Carroll.
Fifth race-Molesey, John Louis,
Mer1fngo.
Sixth race-Lord Nelson, Cres-
ton, Ravaria.
Seventh racc-Star Thistle,
StrinSency, John A.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK. March 15.-Ninety
third day of the winter meeting of the Los An
geles racing association. A. w. Hamilton. pre-
siding judge. j. j. Hoffman, starter Weather
clear. Track fast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
DEATHS.

NJ, William P. Wooils died at bis
home, southwest corner of Wolfe and
Royai streets, at an early hour this
morning. The deceased was "a years
old He leaves q widow and two chill
dren-Mt. W. P. Woolls, j., aud Mrs.
Charles Bsegstt. The ne"s OF the death
Of Mr.. WooIls startled bis many friends
and scqusiDlsnces when 1t was e '
lated this morning, IS most OF them
were not aware that he hsd been Ill.
He becaue sick yesterday and was
subu suently stricken With paralysis
from which be failed TO rally. Tne de-
ceased was 90 old, well.known and re-
spected native OF this city. de was q
.on of the late William Woolls.
Mrs: Mary 7. Moore, wife OF MI
william E. Moore, of this city, died In
Providence Hospital, Wsshlnti on, yes
terdsy. The deceased, besides her bus
band, leaves three children. Mrs. Moore
was q daughter Of the late Thos. f. and
Bridget Kelly. She was 80 years old.
Mrs. Mary Young, wife Of Mr.. George
A. Yong, Of lower Fairfax county,
died ip Washington yesterday. sne
had been iii for long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Ruth Butts has returned to her
home after spending few days In Har'
rlsonburg.
Miss Mary Hoof, who has been visit
Ing Miss Bale Heath In Norfolk, his
returned to her home on Seminary Hill.
The resignation Of First LieutensDt
r. q. O. Beverley, Of Company g, Flrst
Virginia Infantry, Alexandria Light In
fsniry, has been accepted BY Gov.
Swanson. The company will meet next
Monday night to elect 3 successor.
It was inadvertently stated yesterday
that Mr.. Glenn Brown, formerly OF this
city, had been appointed one OF The COM
mIssioners OF the District Of Columbia.
1t should have read that Mr.. Blown has
been iavorably mentioned for that po'
sition.
Mrs. Amy O. Weech conducted the
Epworth League Of Fsyette street ID
E. Church, 10 Baltimore, Sunday even
Ing, and on Friday last assisted 10 the
social given by the league. While 10
Baltimore, Mrs. Weech was the guest o
the pastor Of the church, Rev. &. W.
II. Weech.
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SENT TO JAIL.

BENJAMIN Thomas, young coloreo
man. was srrsigued in the Police OoaH
this morning on the charge oil assanltlng
a white woman Mrs. Leg on norm
Fsyetie street one night last month
Thomas, 1t will be remembered, seized
the woman and tore several articles OF
clothing from her body before people
who ran to her rescue could compel MIN
10 relax bis hold. Mrs. Lse has oeen
suffering from nervous prOstrstiou ever
siuce. The evidence this morning vas
substantially that given when Inomss
was anaigned tho morning alter the
assault. The accused In his statement
said ne had no recollection OF attacking
the woman. Justice Cston fined the
dsrky $50 and in addition sentenced
him to Jail for six months. de VIII
doubtless be unable to pay the me sno
will spend the next nine mo n'hs 10
prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
TIE WEATHER.

The rain of yesterday and early last
night was the heaviest that has fallen In
this section for long time and broke
the drought that has prevailed for many
months. Between 8 aud 6 O'Clock In
the evening there was q regular down.
pour. which flooded some OF the streets
and caused many of the streams 10 this
vicinity 10 become somewhat swollen.
No damage YVES done, however. Shortly
after O'Clock the skies cleared suddenly
aud the stars shown brightly. The
temperature rose, and today has been
clear and foe, the mercury at noon reg
IataripR 49o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
PLACED WREATAs UPON The
TOMB,

The annual custom of placing wresths
upon tho tomb Of George Washington
was observed today, the 10th snnivet.
sayV of bis death--December IA, 1899.
Wo,shIpful Master &. W. Fuller, Of
Alexandra. W sshington Lodge, OF this
CITY. Of which Washington was Master,
accompanied by Messrs. William d..
PoilIips AID o. Il. Callahan, of Alex
Andria. Washington Lodge, aud Messrs
John Graham and Frank Latham, OF
AudreW Jackson Lodge, LETT the Royal
street station at 1908 this afternoon for
Mount Vernon. The AlexsDdrians were
accom- psnied by Mr.. J. E Timeerlake'
Of Ffsdsricksbnrg Lodge, No. 4, together
with Others from that lodge. Washing
too, It will be remembered, was made q
Mason In the Fredericksburg lodge. The
Alexsndsisus and the depuistIon from
Fredericksburg upon tbeis arrival a.
Noun. Vernon proceeded to the tom D
and with simple ceremony placed tneir
wresths upon the sarcophagus which
con,alus all that remains OF the great
American.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
To UsE THE BUZZ ga W.

The best var 10 know the q1slity oil
shoes is TO see the material OF which
they are made. The lasting quality, or
that which goes 10 rake 1t, Is never
seep, and is generally covered with
lining, etc. TO demonstrats the q1slity
of The Regal shoe The 6rm OF Joun A.
Marshall Il Bro. have had plsced 10
the windows Of their store buzz "a"
With which they will cut up several
pairs OF Regal shoes. The shoes Will
be cut 10 small pieces exhibiting the
bsndwork and material OF every part.
The first OF these demonstrations will
take place tomorrow night between Z
and s O'Clock. The insides OF the
shoes will be clearly disclosed showing
the Innings, osk.bark tanned soies,
whole lifts 10 the heels, oak.bark tanned
counters and toe boxes, and other paris
used Ia making Royals, parts when
are of vital Importance, bot whicn
are hidden from the eight oil the por'
chasers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
POLICE COURT.

CJustIce Fl. B. Caton presldingl
The following cases were disposed Of
this morning:
Collie Cole, coIored, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was dismissed.
William Anderson, colored, charged
with disorderly conduct and lighting
forfeited his collateral by falling to ap'
pesr. -,
William Holm, colored, charged with
similar offenses, was dismissed.
A plumber, plsslerer aud carpenter,
charged with failing to place lights on
trenches, mortar, etc. In front OF build
ings 10 process of erection, we're dis
missed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
PACKERS TO MEET.

Representative canning packers, about
forty 10 number, representing the states
of Virginia and Maryland, will meet at
the Hotel FleIschmsnn 8! IL o'clock to-
morrow 10 transact business 10 connec-
ton With their industry and TO petition
for such legislation as will best promote
their own Interests and those Of the con-
sumers. The hotel will be headquarters
dnriuQ the week.
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MEETINGS..

The ANNUAL meeting Of the stook6old'
ers OF the Home Savings Bank, OF wash
iugtoD, was held 10 this city To-Day 70
elect board Of directors
Pursusnt to a call 8 special meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Potomac saw
logs Bank, of Georgetown, d. o., was
held 10 this city today and acted favor
ably, on the amendment to the charter
to increase tbs capital stock from $780,
900 to $lO0. 900.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Potomac Savings
Bank of Georgetown was held 10 this
city today for the election OF directors
&o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
LOCAL BREVI1TES.

The City Council meets tonignh
The Young Mems Senate will meet
tonight.
Toe Virginia police steamer Accomac,
Capt. Hudgius, Is on The ways at the
shfpysrd for repairs.
The Patriarchal degree Was conferred
upon three candidates at the meeting
last night of Marley Encampment.
A civil service examination was to
have been held at the postoaice building
today for the position of mechanical
craftsman, bat there were no applicants.
The ladies' Of the Cooperative Ohari-
ties have opened their rooms 10 The
market building and are looking after
the peeds Of the poor.
Rammel Brothers will furnish the COL
lstiou at The reception of citizens, off.
cisl aud otherwise, at the works OF the
Alexandra Electric Company tomorrow
night.
During the performance at the Opera
House last night Mr.. Guy johnson was
quite painfully burned on his face with
powder while be was standing too close
to pistol which Hss discharged BY one
of the actors.
A meeting Of the street committee o.
the Civic Improvement League OF th''
city was TO have bsen held 10 the rooms
of The Chamber Of Commerce this morn
ing. No quorum, however, appearing
the meeting was postponed to q future
day.
The American Brldge Company,
which is erecting the bridge for TIL
Southern Railway over Narrow Pssssg
gorge, expects the work to be completes
and turned over to the Southern on De
cember 81. When this bridge is finishes
the Southern will put big heavy engine
IN the Manassas branch, and muol
heavier passenger equipment also.
The interior Of the Columbia Fire Engin
Company's house is being painted and IN
proved.
The police have been asked to keep loos
ont for several soldiers who eseaptd from tn
Fort Myer guard house yesterday.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, ID. print
$50: choice Va. Boil Butter, SOC h.; be-
quality Butterine, 2oc ID; guarantee Egg
500 doz.; 8 lbs best Seeded Raisins, 26c; 4 Id
suliana sesdless Raisins, 25c; Csliforni
Layer Figs, loo ID; 8 lbs. large Californi
Pruues, Zoe; lbs. Evsporsted Peaches, 90
large cans Best Tomatoes, Csc; cans .Sugs
Corn, $50; cans String Beans, 25c; 8 car
f. J. Peas, 26c; cans Fish Roe. soc; 10
Virginia Sundried Apples. Csc; lbs. Pui
Mountain Buckwheat, csc: ID. Black Wa
nut Kernels, 25c; Glover Honey. 16c the car
Caoice Michigan Potatoes, 500 bu. W.
WooLLs d Son, Royal and Wolfe Streets.
A cool spicy breeze waited Its frssranC
over the sleeping city Of Bagdad on the 30
! phorus. twas an ideal Arabian Night. tn
Numbering spirit n snehsntment awoke
the breast Of the adventurous Caliph Hsrou
al Raschid. He ventured forth, meetip
an old black slave who seemed to be in grei
distress, he enquired concerning the cause
his bereavement. The old darky told hil
someone had stolen his horse and wagon az
forty turkeys and that an automobile rs
over his daugher, causing her to forget 3
worldly joys except the memory OF those !
resi,tiblY delicious Auth Products from Il
Auth Stand and the Auth Market.
BwketbalI tonight at AFmory Hall
Y. NJ. 8. L. vs.. Fort Hunt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
SURPRISE THEATRE.

A large aud good natured CROWD
visited the Surprise Theatre lsst night
and were well.repaid for the trouble Of
coming out on very Indictment night
The characters, as advertised In ye'ter,
DAYS paper, performed their parts well
and kept the audience 10 good humor
daring the entire performance. The
vaudeville will be repeated tonight, with
entirely new pictures. The rapid IRE
comedians, Kennedy and Farley will not
appeal tonight aud In their stead will be
NJ. Sam Phillips, who will impersouate
ell the present and past actors, and who
IL rare treat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
oHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The meeting last night OF the Alex
andris Chamber Of Commerce was we'll
attended.
Many mstters concerning business
interests OF The city we're considered.
1t was decided to hold q banquet In
the near future.
Il VAS decided to appoint committee
Of Eve at the next meeting OF the az
ISOLATION 10 attend the meeting OF the
Association OF Virginia municipalities
to be held in Richmond January 3
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