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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
FOOTBALL GAMES TOMORROW.

The Cardinal Athletic Clubs fast
100 ball eleven will meet the RaleW
Athletic Club, Of Washington, on the
north Alfred street grounds tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30. The Cardinals have
made few changes 10 their lineup and
they expect to pat up good game
against the Washington boys.
Whst promises to be one OF the best
games OF the season is the one TO be
played between the Alexandria Athletic
Club and Kendall Athletic Club. Of
Washington, on the north Alfred
street grounds tomorrow afternoon ct
O'Clock. The Kendall A. O. Is one
of the best teams 10 Washington, they
having played the @ illsudet College two
close games aud expect to put up close
game against the A. A. o. The Alex
audria buys will play their hardest to
prevent their opponents from scoring
A large crowd is expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

Windsor, the little son IF NJ. W. w.
DemAioe, fcIl from stp yesterday aud
bfpEe his arm.
This has been one Of lbe prei'Ies.
days Of The fall The skIes ave been
bright aud the mercury at Dooo stood
at 76'.
The only case before the Police Court
this morning was that of a white man
who had been conveyed to the station
house 10 wagon while In drunken
condition. He was fined g. so.
Mr.. David N Rust, jr., formerly Of
this citv, after sn association with MI
Il. L. Rust of ten years, announces that
he has opened an Office for the trans
action OF general real estate business at
l4O0 q street, northwest, Washington.
Marriage licenses we're i.su"d 10
Washington yesterday TO OIsnde Gilbert
of Springfield sud Augusta Ed, NJ
Gleucarlyu; Samuel J. d p'zc, OF
Washington, and Mary A. Stone, u
Alexandra AMI to Howard Flpg AID
Bertha Simpson, both Of Leesbu's.
At the fual mettiUg Of the Supreme
Oommsndery, Heights OF Malta OF
America, at the PSthisu Temple. 10
Washington yesterday afternoon, reso-
luton was adopted fsVOring the main
tenauce of the estate of Gen. George
Washington, known as Noun! Vernon,
By the United States government
Measures to prevent the pollution OF
the eastern branch of the Potomac river
aud oil Rock creek at points in Mary
land through which they h)~ has led
A. E Phillips, superintendent OF Sew-
erage, of Washington, 10 suggest to the
commissioners the appointment oil a
board to cooperate with the Maryland
authorities 10 keeping the two streams
free from refuse.
Somewhere, out OF the atmosphere, from
somebody, there came dream message
from someone. From far out on the deep and
hrinv. in the Lonesome watches of the night,
il came on and on, to find haven in the
heart Of someone dear TO the sender. II was
the tfnde.est sweetest message that was ever
sent from anywhere, and 1t siid' From one
who loves yon and is going away, to the peo-
pie of Alexandra, farewell. May the foot
steps Of time always lead you 10 the Auth
Market and the Auth Stand and keep you
forever in health, happiness and prosperity"
Signed: "Mr Einstien"-sJ san Blond
helm, the Auth Stand aud the Aoth Market.
Coal and Coke to buru-PEA COAL
Good hard Anthracite Coal, 81 30 per ton.
1T DEWITT AIICHEsoN's. III south Royal
street Phone 50 octl6 lOt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
PERSONAL.

Bishop Lloyd will leave hare Iomor-
row fer Kiug Gsorgs county and on
Sunday will make his 6rst official visi-
ia lou at Emmanuel Church at King
George court house.
Mrs. Hesselius Smith, after long alb
ence from this city, Is the guest OF Mrs.
G w. Ramsay on Cameron street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albert Eng
lish, of LeesbuIg, have Issued Invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Myrs Gardner Euglish, to Nj. Howard
Elton Cole, Of Lsesburg. The wedding
will take place at St. James Episcopal
Church 90 Wednesday. November 3.
Mr.. Gardner L. Boothe went to Rich
mond today to attend meeting of tho
democratic state central committee.
Mics Grace Anderson is visiting
friends 10 AnospolIs, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACK.
AGES.

The sale of unclaimed packages held
by the Express Company was concluded
Yesterday afternoon by Mr.. 8. q. Lunt,
suctioneer. About five hundred pack
ages we're disposed OF at prices ranging
from ten cents to 50 80 each. As was
stated yesterday, the bundles we're not
delivered to purchasers until all had
been disposed Of. Some buyers were
Fortunate enough to obtain bargains,
but equally as mSny others were dlssP'
pointed upon opening their packages.
Some contained copies OF the acts OF the
General Assembly OF Virginia, others
samples of certain literature, patent
medicines, g.. Oae purchaser upon
opening a bundle which had been
knocked down to him found he was the
possessor of a naval uniform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
HELP KEEP THE CHILDREN
WARM,

This evenings entertainment at the
Sarprise Theatre will be the last OF tbs
benefit evenings for the Ohildren's
Home. Au interesting bill is to be put
on for the occasion. The vaudeville ss
we'll as the pictures selected for tonighf'
programme are splendid. Those at
tending tonight will not only witness a
treat bat will also aid 10 the support oil
The Ohildreu's Home, q we'll deserved
charity. The ladies in charge OF the
benefit extend their thanks to all who
have responded to their appeal for aid
10 the little folks who depend upon the
kind impulses of others for their daily
needs. Tickets are on sale at all OF the
leading business houses Of the city and
the Ohildren's Home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
oIvIo IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE

The open meeting Of the Civic I'm
provement League. of this city, to be
held tonight at the Young Peoples
Building, at O'Clock, promises 10 be a
very interesting affair. Mr.. E. 8.
Lesdbester, president Of the league, will
call the meeting to order and introduce
the speakers. Hon. o. O. Carlin will
award the prizes, five aud ten dollar
gold pieces, for the best kept and next
best kept yards. S.ereopticon views OF
the beauty and ugly spots OF this city
will be shown and explained. The
music for the occasion will be furnished
by Prof. Carlton PadgetPs orchestra.
An earnest invitation is extended every
man, woman and child to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
OPERA HOUSE.

Having made great hit with 1.-THE
Night Riders of Kentucky" drains, the
Guy johnson Stock Company will to-
mig ht present 1.-THE Girl from l. TrisDgl lie
Ranch" just as good, II not a better
drama than the one of the three nights
previous. 1t will be under the personal
direction Of Mr.. W. F. Mslip, which
insures its success. This is a great
drama, thrilling 10 the extreme, and
will no doubt attract large crowd.
Eatire change of pictures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
THE RAILROAD Elk TENSION.

Work was commenced last Friday
on the extension of the track Of the
W., A. & F. o. Electric railway
into the TOM. The cars will run tc
the crossing between the courthouse
and the hotel. and the grade OF the
street ut that point will be reduced by
about three feet. The benefit to the
travelling public and the railroad com
psny from this improvement will bt
mutual, and the early completion o.
the work is tarnestly desired. The
town has already realized some gco1
results from the assured improve
meut.- Fairfax Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

Alexandria Council, No. 80, ]. o. U.
L., held a most enjoyable meeting last
eysuiug. The degrees Of the order we're
conferred 10 most Impressive manner,
Mr.. Fred w. Ebhardt was elected +.
naucisl secretary, vice Mr.. Jos. w
Willis, resigned, who has accepted a
position in Greensboro, n. O. Mr.. 8. E.
Wade was elected assistant recording Sec
rotary, vice Nh. Ebhsrdt, elected financial
secretary. On next Thursday evening
the degrees of the order will be conferred
upon a clsss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
A CORRECTION,

The published article 10 the Gazst.e
q dsy or two ago about Mr.. Harry b,
Beach being held for the grand jury 81
Colonial Beach on the charge OF msn-
Slaughter growing out Of fight which
took place, at that point and in which
Nh. Beach cut bis antagonist with q
kuife, WAS partially incorrect. As the
wound was slight, NJ. Bach was re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Pintin q Wnrkhouse.

Wilmington, Del, Oct. 22.-Refusing
TO do a task set for him by John Camp
BELL guard at the county workbouse al
Greeubauk today, Noah Graham started q
riot 10 that institution By attacking the
guard resulting In the death of the lat.
ter and the woundiug of two prisoners.
The sorce OF fl sers heavily armed aud
ready to shoot, awed the prisoners and
within a short time all hsd been march
ed to the cells.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
FUNERAL.

Tbs funeral of the late Joseph Haynes
took place from bis residence, $40 moth
st. Assph street, this afternoon. The
services Wsre conducted by Rev. w.
r. Watson, pastor Of the First Baptist
Church. The interment was in the
Methodist Protestant cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES

The City Democratic Committee will
hVad 8 meeting tonight at the Opera
House Caie, to make anal arrangements
for the public meeting to be held next
Wednesday night at the Opera House,
whsp Messrs. Il. 81. Geo. Tucker, O. O.
Osrlin and Robioson Moncure will Ad-
dress the citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
SEMINARY HILL NOTES.

Bishop Gibson ia making a shorl
visit on the hill.
Rsv. Roger A Wake, missionary Ia
Japan. Il Vt hume on lis furlougb. On
Tuesday ! interesting address, on tht
work 10 Japan to Large audience 10
Prayer hs.l.
Next Tue,d4y there Vi!l he a meet
Ing sof the Brotherhood NJ st Androw,
at which lime visiting delega,e viii
make 40 address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.-Ths
~ annual meeting Of the stock OF
the DEWEY ORE REDUCTION CORPC-
RATION will be held at the Office Of said
company ,No.l07 north Fairfax street, Alexsn'
dris, Va, on the Sth dag of November. 1909
at p. m for the election Of officers and
such other business as shall come before the
meeting. C. W. DRAPER.
oetzl ID Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair tonight and probably
Saturday; slightly cooler Saturday; moderate
westerly winds, becoming variable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
MASQUERADE AND OYSTER
SUPPER.

The ladies' guild Of the Methodist
Protestant Church gave 3 masquerade
social and Oyster supper last night at the
residence of Mrs. Carrie AcDOuald, Oh
King street. There Wss q large attend
ance and all present spent a delightful
evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

WANTED. First class LAUNDRESS for
w few days week; room and board;
good wages. Apply at once 10 T. F. ELLIS,
Mount Vernon Station. oct22 u
XITANTED-One hundred MINERS-white
w or colored Apply at ones to Phila-
delphis House, No 34S Pennsylvania avenue
| northwest, Washington. oc2l ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
CORPORATION COURT.

Nudge L. O. Barley presiding.]
Com. vs.. Peter Hall, indicted for rob.
berry; csse continued 'il tomorrow.
E. E LaWler VS. Norfolk and Wash
Ington S:esmbos. Company; case con-
tinued till tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

The Lindner Shoe for Ladies'
fine VEGA has no equal, John A.
Marshall & Bro, Az King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

CIRCUIT COURTFOR TIE COUNTY
Judge j. B. I. Thornton, presidiug]
Gibbons & %. VS.. Arlington Brewing
90 case 10 progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

Goodyear Gold Seal Rubber
Boots and Shoes can be had at
Az King street. J. A. Marshall
& Bro.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
BUTTER AND POULTRY.

BUTTER AND POULTRY
The Eastertide has made little difference in mar
ket prices, which are still high for most things
Wholesale lamb Is down slightly but not enough
10 affect retail prices. The spring fish not
keeping Easter at all. but waiting for the
weather 70 become warmer before making their
appearance However there are some seasonable
shipments of imported hothouse Colman grapes Of
fine quality at 81 . pound. Butter has gone down
TO g cents q pouni. and sweet butter to 81 cents
Eggs still remain . cents dozen.
Celery fed ducklirgs are 30 cents a pound, tur-
keys 50 roasting chickens % cents, geese
- cents IS and broilers % cents Guinea
hens are 81 each and squads are 80 cents each.
Rabbits . cents pair
MEATS
Racks Of lamb are s cents hind saddles Is cents,
legs Is cents and chucks 10 cents pound ShoQl-
Of veal are cents saddles l. cents, lons Is
cents and legs p cents pound. Porterhouse steak
is q cents a Doun0 and sirloin 26 cents a pound
Brains are three fer quarter. Calves hvers are
. cents 10 30 cents each and sweetoreads are
s. and 81 cents & pair
FISH
Roe shad are 75 cents and buck shad - cents a
piece. Shad sell IS to 20 cents a pair White
fish are . cents pound carp 10 cents yellow
perch 10 cents and yellow pike 30 cents pound
Smelts which go out Of season on May l. are
20 cents a pound. Spanish mackerel are also sell
ing for the same price. California salmon are .
cents = mound red snapper Is cents. sheepshead
IS cents, IS bass Is to IS cents
2 pound Haddock and founders are cents a
Mound Oysters continue al - cents hundred Tor
stevInE and 81 50 for the best frying Scalops are
50 cents quart. and Holsters are . cents pound
FRUITS.
South African peaches are s. q dozen. nectarines
81 a dozen plums $ dozen and South African
grapes - cents a pound. Hothouse grapes are
H5 pound and Malagas are 35 cents pound
Florida strawberries are 20 cents q basket Florida
pines are % cents to 81 each. grapefruit are TWO
and three for . cents. and alligator pears are 50
and - cents each King oranges are - cents TO
g 20 a dozen missions % cents a dozen and blood
oranges 40 cents a dozen Anjou pears are s. .
q dozen, tangerines fifteen for quarter. lady
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

when emptieds they be used as the recipient
likes. Very quaint the oddly shaped, lacQuered
boxes of Chinese make. filed with the mora deli
cate brands of
A sofa pillow may strike one a curious Easter
present. but nothing could be prettier than some
that are shoUH-of the softest white silk, hand
painted by japanese artists with sprays OF the
cherry blossom with lilies. one of these pillows
would be an ideal Easter remembrance Tor an in
valid.
Favors for Easter dinners are innumerable one
Ice cup Is III the shape of sunbonnet. Hidden
among the lavender crepe raFer folds is The paste
board cup for the ice. Another form shows a
Dutch mill and a little Dutch girl, with little
ice cup in her hand.
The Easter lat Is favorite gift this 3ear-a sort
o' joke-gift, for it is miniature hat not more
than inches across. all of paper, but as eabo-
rateiy made and trimmed as tire finest creation Of
the miIIiaer.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
MORE D. A. R. POLITICS
Circular by Mclean Party ROuses
Insurgents Ire.

vsshugroa. April s.-There Is grea- iEdignati ton
among the insurgents in the National Society Of the
Tla-7.t4rs the American Revolution over cam
-sirr circular which has been distributed widely
-to-,-f.ort rl. country bl Mclean pa rty. This
5,qrr-9a0t states that whom Mrs Donald Mclean
--ss elected 70 ric presidency of the society there
ss only S5o aeA i'm the treasury for the completion
~ Continental Hail Through Ter efforts says
--e 1rafr is reality. and Mrs Matthew Scott.
n Illinois IL put before the electorate candi-
ss-e who give her entire attention TO paying
N the tleaL The opposition candidate, Mrs William
Trimming story, the circular continues. has
taken any interest in the nail. and. in fact opposed
,,rs AlcI.aan's efforts 30 finish it The circular
us s,nr every delegate and alternate accredited
n rie Continental Congress- which convenes on
sn~fl le the being secured from the officers
a the society in Washington. and the Story adher
erts say that when they asked for a similar privi-
lses fr was denied them. The leaders OF the in
sgr-ents in Washington Miss Mary Desha and
Mr. Charles Warren Fairbanks. both Of whom
have forE opposed Mrs. Mclean Mrs Fairbanks
who was her predecessor in the Office of president
general defeated her in a bitterly contested cleo
non and Miss Dcsha. sgnifed her disapproyal of
ths Mclean administration by resgning from the
Office Of secretary general early in Mrs E1cLean's
frst term She also hostile to the attrlinistra-
ton Of Mrs. Adai Stevenson. Mrs SCOTS sister
Mrs William Cumming story when seen Al her
home No 201 West goth street. said that she had
received the report of the circular from Washing
ton
The Manhattan Chapter. Of which I am regent
she said has contributed the Continental Hall
fund ever since the project Initiated, and has
given more proportion its size than many
larger chapters Perhaps We have not given quite
50 much since Mrs Mclean has been in Office. but
II ! were elected my one object would be pay
II the loan Between myself and Mrs. Scott there
IS no thought facJional feeling Ny party stands
SIMPLY for principle. and 7 think my record
presiding officer shows that be just 10
those against re my supporters 1 shall
ssk 90 maintain that attitude il reach the presi-
5srtial chair OF the Daughters
an interesting circumstance in connection with
III circular is that precisely similar alleging
Indifference the hall. issued against Mrs.
NcI.ean when she first for the presidency
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
EASTER FLOWER GIFTS.
Azaleas, Ramblers and Lilies Still Hold Their
Own in Popular Favor

I seems suQerfiuous 10 trim Towering plants
with hows Of ribbon 10 gid refined gold paint
the iIy Vet florists persist in doing IL One window
or Broadway is filed with great bushes Of the
crimson rambler foaded with flowers. and in and
about the sprays OF each plant tWined wide
pink satin ribbons with bows and hanging stream
ers. In the other window OF the shop flowers in
psiest puppies and lavenderS-lilies orchids hya-
cnths-each dressed in harTnonizng ribbons.
The crimson rambler is popular flower this
Easter season. Many thousands Of the plants have
brought by the florists just the proper point
In blooming for the New York trade. Then there
arc the good old azaleas always favorites for East
e.: the hydrangeas and The rh0dodendrons Flor
ISIS say there are really no fashions in flowers
this Essters the old favoTites continue hold SWAY
Easter lilies from Long Island-the same variety
ths grown al Christmas time. Is called the Christ
mas Iily-are here in such quantities that the very
sidewalks outside the florists shops sweet with
them
For one day IN The year. a. least, even the busiest
express nan has q touch Of poetry That is when
h landing Easter flowers One old weather
beaten tsa1nster. who loading his va gon with
exquisite pink azaioas IN a downtown street yester
cay. really looked quite attractive he lodged
hack and forth with his full of the Towering
plants Tired looking subUrbanites look less tired
loade5 down with flowers they carrying home
from THE markets. which, though they may be
heavy the inevitable bundle Of the suburbanite,
50 much sUeeter 10 carry
The Easter lilies from Long Island hothouses are
the potted plants. ard have long stalks The cut
lilies are from Bermuda-with short stalks, but
lovely for table decoration BY cutting off a bit
Of the stems and placing them in warm water in
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
-NesOs Of the Markets

apples 81 dozen, Spitzenbergs 20 cents to 81 a
dozen and Newtowu pippins IS cents dozen
VEGETABLES.
The first Of the domestic hothouse Caulifowers
are in the markets this week; they have long stems
and small heads selling for 80 cents apiece
Boston lettuce heads for a quarter. Black
radshes are cents each. ia apanese CrOnes are p
cents a pound. the first Of the Cuban cantaloupes
are s. each and dandeliols Is cents quart.
Chives are 10 cents bunch. waeTcresS cents celery
> cents rhubarb cents, beet 10 cents. Horseradish
is - cents pound California asparagus 50 cents
bunch, oyster plant 10 bunch. endive -
cents a pound. okra 10 cents a dozen. red cabbage
20 cents and white cabbage 10 cents a head, egg
plant Is cents each and spinach % cents half
peck. Lima beans . cents pound. wax beans
- cents quart. cooking apples 20 cents quart,
fine new onions Is cents quart and Southern Gu
cumbers 10 cents each. Mint is cents a bunch
Ere nch cauIihoVrrs are - cents each. mushrooms
are - cents a pound. Brussels sprouts 20 cents
box summer squash 10 cents each yellow turnips
cents each. white tlrnips 10 cents quart Spanish
onlons'5 cents EACH picking onions 20 cents a
quart old potatoes cents quart. sweet potatoes
"a cents a quart. cranberres % cents a pound ana
gre en- peas p cents quart
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
6FINrEREM Est EST r0WbMEN
T O.

sunny ROOM these lilies can he kept for long
time. Some florists say that II the yellow c>Htre
Is cut out as soon the bud opens life Of the
flower is prolonged.
While myriads Of flowers being sent as gifts.
they are not the only Easter presents that are
popular by any means. The candy manufacturers
are outdoing themselves in Easter novelties. one
Broadway shop shows satin eggs of delicate Law
ender, hand painted in flower designs md filed with
bonbOns. Another Broadway window is filled with
noVeties-chocolate eggs whose interiors are cream
that nelts in the mouth. chocolate rabbits big and
little Then there nests straw and sticks
hlled with chocolate eggs and fuzzy yellow cnic<-
ems and decorated with crepe paper flowers
shop dealing in Japanese novelties has Iacquered
glove boxes. handkerchief boxes. etc for Easter
presents selling at from So cents up: Some givers
NIL these boxes with candy when sending them:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
A WEEK OF PRAYER.

The Woman's National Sabbath Alliance will OBJ
the week of prayer for the Sabbath. by hold
ing series Of prayer services daily at 0:3O a m
at No. 15G Fifth avenue, Room CO.. from Monday
April -. to Saturday. April Il. inclusive. Women
Interested in the sacred observance of sunday are
cordially invited to attend
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
RED ''D'' LINE
HoIland-America Line

TVIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW K-ROTTERDA8I VIA BOC-
LCGEE.
N---Iarr Arr rs 10 am Fv1izn Apr II
new Apr % 1Gan1 y. ster1a - Ma
Seu Giant ROTTERDAM sailing APRIL
81 luxurious social Halls Palm Court.
Class Enclosed Proulenads Deck. Opsn Ar
H0LLANp-AMF.RIJA A-LINE. So 3 wsyN.T.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

This simple coat for the younger girls be
made from cloth or serge. shepherds check pongee,
linen pquk
The quantity OF material required for the medium
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
WOKk WANTED.

Nnle
ENGINEER IL Understands iaEhHIN %.
chinery. city or country. EHsinsar' -oa
West 1Z5th 81.
cE-N,7-I .ENfA%. oxford University gradu-
s,e who is now IN New York. has had
,,,iss cYDerience as private secretary. also
IL, estate Development and landscape gar
dcning In England. ant Is irepditH ,p -'
-. .Ags work tu America references
Countess Of Kingston q Dover st. Lon
loT II NJ j. q. pusdai" WraSsll Ab-
hey Warwick England, ais" Local res
dcrfs. persruaI interview Apply !. B..
Tribune Office
GT-Tna, and INTERPRETER to PARTIES
go r.7tier--au. ,sl l@ak French Ger-
man italian anl spanish. uloase give time
.4i r,iacs where 60 interview cuH be held
Addtess Guide. IS Goodwin building. Hart
lGid Conn.