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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
OPERA HOUSE,

Bat lew people in Alexandria were
aware of the fact that Mr.. Flamaat, OF
the Guy Johnson Company, now play.
ing at tbs Opera House, was spiritual
Istic medium OF unusual ability, as was
demonstra.ed at last evenings perform.
ance, when he answered over two dcz,n
questions enclosed in sealed envelopes
handed him by The sudisnce, The mis-.
sives never left the slight of those prss-
ent which expelled sll doubt of any
trickery. He will repeat his stance To-.
uighs for the last time and the theatre
patrons are invited to write s1eatious,
enclosed 10 envelopes, which will be
correctly answered. The johnson Con-
paDy will also be seen in two original
farce comedies, with three reels of NOV.
ing picsurss and vaudeville ac:s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Young Mems Senate meets tonight
There were no cases on the docket OF the
Police Court this morning.
Nine of Alex indria's floating population
were driven by the northwest winds to the
station houss last night for shelter.
Capt. Joseph Drew had tempting display
of game in front of his saloon this morning,
a present from friend in North Carolina.
A meeting of the Young Mems sodslity
Ly cum will re held tonight, at which time
the annual election of officers will take RI ice
Thity.two pieces cf curling which were
improvements have been broken in transpor.
taticn.
Annie Payne, wife Of Richard Payne,
colored, died at hsr home, north Patrick
street, last night. The deceased was about
40 years old. She was a native Of Orange
county.
Maybe you thing We don't know what We re
taking about, but honestly We wouldn't mis-
lead YOU for the world. Most everything
nowadays is run on the competitive sc'ls
You've got to give the people what they want
or some ether fell wv in the same line Of en-.
deavor will butt in aud skin the cream from
the bulk Of your business. The Auth Stand
and the Auth Market are our own home en-
terprises and it is our earnest desire to give
our customers the most satisfactory line OF
food products in Alexandria. We feel sure
they appreciate 1t. Don't YOU. SY Ivan
Blondheim, The Auth Stand and The Auth
Market,
Pest Elgin Creamery Butter, h.. prints,
35c; choice Va. Roll Butter, zoe 10. best
quality Butterine, zee ID. guarantee Eggs
So, Coz; 8 lbs best Seeded Raisins, 25ci 4 lbs.
sul:ana Seedless Raisins, 2bc California
Layer Figs, 10c ID. lbs. large California
Prunes, E5c; lbs. Evaporated Peaches. 25c
4 large cans Best Tomatoes 25c. cans Sugar
Corn CSC. cans String Peaus, Zoo; 5 cans
Virginia Suudried Apples, 25c; Z lbs. Pure
Mountain Buckwheat, o5c: ID. Black Wal
| nut Kernsls, 25c; Clover Honey, loo the cap
c. oice Michigan Potatoes, 600 bu. w. P
WooLLs & Son, Royal and Wolfe Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
RIVER NOTES.

All efforts TO save tho schooner Emily
Washington, which is lying ashore on
the river fats opposite Gaisboro, have
been abandoned. The schooner went
ashore about ten days ago, jast before
The heavy ice began to form.
A schooner-riggsd scow Owned by
O p. Charles Speiss, and used In the
handling of railroad tIee, is adrift In
the Ice short distance below this city,
and is moving up and down the stream
with the Tide. Another scow belonging
to Capt. spe'ss i, lying In dangerous
position 10 the ics near Jones's Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
q, 8. COURT.

fudge Edmund Wsddill, presiding ]
The grand Jury returned the folloEiog
Indictments: E. T. B,eiy, OF Fsnqaler
county, for tsklng valuable letter from
the mail; true bill. The accused vas
released on ball in the sum of 81 600 for
his appearance st the next term of coor'.
Virgie Garter. of Fairfax county, f9r
mailing obsceue letters: q trns bill. a
cspiss wss issued for tie arrest OF the
accused.
Lemuel Crawford, OF Alexsudrls coun'
try for violating the liquor laws; q true
bill. A bench warrant vas issued toi
The arrest of accused.
Winter W. Harris, colored, OF Ma
nassas. for sending obscure letter.
through the mails; true bill harris
was tried and the jury returned q YER
dict of guilty. The court sentenced him
to pay a fine Of $1,000 and imprison'
ment for 5 years In the Atlanta; Psni.
Tertiary. 10 passing sentence the court
took occasion 10 severely censure the
prisoner saying that he should CONSIDER
himself lucky In not having DISH
lynched, for just such acts OF which ne
was accused brought on lynchiDgs 10
this country. ;.
Geo. sauter, for violating the liquor
lay; q true BILL. A bench warrant Was
issu ed for the arrest OF The accused.
Garrison Backwith and w. +. Jones,
of King Georgs county, for conspiracy
and making out false civil service ex'
animation papers; true bill. Uaplases
were issued for the arrest OF the accused.
TIE grand jury was then adjourned
for the term.
The ps.i. jury was adjourned till to.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock to which
lime court adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
LEE DAMP,

R. E. Lse Camp, Confederate Vet.
Grams, held thar regular monthly meet.
ing at the Confederate building last
MIC hs with full attendance OF msmbers,
Commander Snoot presiding. The fol.
loving committee on banquet to be held
on the night of January 18Th, Ganersl
Robt. E. Less birthday, was appointed:
G. Wn. Ramsay, Eigar Wsr6eld, P.
F. German, Jno. Hammond, F. j.
Davidson; r M. Latham ard VIM. b.
Nav. The committee on orators report
cd progress. Considerable business OF q
private character was transacted asd
personal "reminiscences we're indnlged in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
TIE GAZETTE.

The Alexandris Gazette on Saturday
bsgan Its lllth volume; that is, as the
Gsz'tte explains, he f IS run hack TO
1900, although that paper was published
as far tack as 1854. Like wire, age
gives edge to Cur northern Virgiois con-
temporary.- Roanoke World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
I. O. o. F.

DR.. Edwin P. Turosr, grsnd MISTER
of Virginia, will pay an official visit 10
Falls Church Lodge, No II, next Thurs.
day night. a large delegation of Odd
Fellows from this city will attend the
meeting.
District Deputy Grand Maser O. W.
O'Mears, will install the newly. elected
officers OF Sarsp's Lodge tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
CHARTERS.

Charters hsrs been granted to the
Oxidsss Laboratories (Inc y Alexan'
dria. W. F. S. Thoussen, president; W..
P. K p'ey, vics-prs s!dent; N. 5. Moss,
secretary and lseasursr-sll of Wssh.
ingsor, D. @. Cspits!: Maximum,
$4,000; nitinum, $1,000. Objects:
Manufacture madicinea.
Also to the GIBSON Corporation, Falls
Gdureh- j. n Gibson, president; +.
D. Johnson, secrstary AID treasurer;
M. E, Caurch-all OF Falls Church,
Va. Cspi,sl: s25. 900. Objects: Lum'
Der hQ:ioass,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
PostpoI ,cd stockholders Meeting OF
The American Kutiie Company
nY Virginia.

The ANNUAL meeting of the stockh holders Of
the. AMERICAN RUTlLE COMPANY !,
3rd dav Of January, 1910, will be held on the
15r b dsy Of january, 1910 at the Office Of the
COZ u, nnv. No III south Fairfax street. Alex.
an d. ia, Va, for the election Of directors, AMI
fort he transaction of such other busifess as
can he lsWfully considered. The transfer
boo 70 will be 81, sed ten days prior 10 the
15tl day of January; o1.rrp p,,s;ao,,
AZ BERT HARPER ss''' and Tfsa''
Aa4,11
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE CITY.
[ Judge J. B. T. Thornton, presiding. ]
john J. Lswler va. The W., A. &
Mt. V. RRy. Co.,, suit for $40, 900
damages; case continued till Thursday,
the 18th, on account of The absence CT a
material witness.
Dams q. Taylcr, colored, Va. W., A.
& Mt. V. Rwy. Co.; arguments on de.
murrer heard ; case taken under advise.
ment,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
DOMESTIC TRAINING.

W. E. Payne, in charge OF the trades
dep ,rtnent at the Wm. Mckinley
school, announces his plans to open
domestic classes in the new building,
Just being completed, by the boys and
himself on next Monday. a night
school for adults will also be opened.
Rev. R. B. Robinson is secretary and
f,oonnrcp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
ACCIDENT TO A CONDUCTOR.

Conductor W. o. HeAin, of The
Southern Railway, was the victim OF a
serioua accident at Ssrssburg at 7 O'Clock
this morning. While attempting to ad.
ast coupler be tween two cara be slip.
ped and had his right foot badly mashed
by the wheels of the car, 1t is feared
that anputstioo will bs necessary. M.
Hefin is about 35 years of age. He
lives in Strasburg, bat he has many
friends and acquaiutaDces in Alexandra
#ho will regret 10 hear OF bis II islor!une.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY.

ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY.
A. sn election held in the Armory last
night Second Lieutenant Carroll q.
May wss elected first lieutenant to fill
the vacancy crested by the recent resg.
nation of Lieutenant + H. o. Beverley,
Frs! Sergeant Arthur Herbert, j., was
elected secoud lieutensnt. Several az.
plicatioos 10, Membership we're received.
Cspt. Frank l.. Slsywsker Wil! be in
Alabams for the mex! Two months ou
business, AID the company will be COM
msuded during his absence BY Lieuten'
ant May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Basketball. Armory Hall tonight.
KNOX EXPRESS COMPANY.

KNOX EXPRESS COMPANY.
at the annual meeting of the STOCK
holders of the Geo. W. Knox Express
Coupany, hsld this day. the following
directors were elected: ]. ]. Darling
Ton, Jed Giltings, N. K. Van ArHdale,
G. v. Koox aud W. s. Knox. Mr..
Jas. R Oston was appointed attorney OF
the com pspy at Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
TELEPHONE REPLACES TELE.
GRAPE,

TELEPHONE REPLACES TELE.
GRAPE.
The telephone has taken The place ct
the telegraph on the 81 block stationa Ct
the B., F. & P. R. &. This railroad has
prepared to install three distinct lines Of
telephones for the transaction of lis busl.
uess. On January ls! the frat llue be.
gsn It's operation. This line has bat ono
wire, but each one of the block stations
Ia connected with that wire. This
sys.sm is used solely for the issniDg and
receiving of orders and the making OF
train reportP. The only ru'poee for
which the telegraph is now used on the
R, F. & P. R. Bis for The transmission
OF Western Union messages and local
message work between stations where
thare are agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
BASKETBALL TONIGHT.

The A. L. basketball qulnt will
lineup sgsinst the tsst FIVE of the Z. NJ.
=. l.. at the ArmorY Hall tonight at
sis. A coed game is expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

You can make the holiday season
mare appreciated II you present some
desr friend With pair OF the handsome
shoes shown 10 Marshs!l's Window.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Basketball. Armory Hall tonight.

Gould anything look nester on neat
foot than the footwear TO be found ut the
shoe store OF John A. Marshall 4 Bro.
Glance at the window display.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

a rare bargain and one thst Is las.
iug can be obtsired st The shoe store of
'onn A. Marshall Il Bros, 1922 King
'fee'' Look at the window display,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
STRONG SERMON LAST NIGHT.

STRONG SEkMON LAOl Null -
LIST night at the Trinity III. E.
Church Raw. W. F. Watson preached
tho frs. of the week of prayer serpooe.
He lcok his tex. from Matt. 24:SG--
"They shall see the Son of nan coming
10 the clouds of heaven and great glory"
He con,rasted Cnsisrs first advent
with his second comicg. Before He
came men expected display OF power
st his coming, and we're disappointed
when he came in lon Iineas and humility.
His second coming will be With power
and great glory. The preacher said In
part:
am glad be came by the way OF the
mauger. He came as little babe into
the humblest sbode upon earth, he
p,esed through all the many phases OF
life go tina. be knows our condition aud
sympathiz with ns.
lam glad that be came By the way Of
the wilderness. When I feel the power OF
tsnp a.ion, the assaults of Ssssn, know
tina! my Saviour has been tempted 10 oil
points like az I EN-.
an glad be came by the way o.
G :thsemene. When | feel the weight OF
great soIroS pressing down my soul and
see the buoy unthinking world rushing
by know that there is one who has
drunk the bitter cup, and he feels Tor
ms.
lam glad he came by the way OF the
cr;s'. Fo, when my sins press upon me
know have Lamb Of God who can
save me from my sins.
am glad he went by the way OF the
tomb. For when I 90 through the ceme-
tory know that thoss who sleep In Jesus
are not dead .-but resting I'LL tha resur-
rection morn.
He is coming, prabsps soon. DO"
careful everyone should be to be ready
for Bis coming.
Ths service tonight Is a! the Metho-
dist Protestant Church when Rev. j..
r. Se7ier will prtach the sermon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

NOTICE Having qualified as executor
Y of the will and estate of WILLIAM P.
WOOLLS, ST.. deceased, all persons having
claims agsinst the said estste are hereby mott
fed to present the same, duly verified to me
for settlement, and ell persons indebted TO
promt payment of suoh indebtedness to me.
Respectfully,
iaa4 1Qi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

a. L. ]. vs.. Y, NJ. 8. L. Arnory
Hall tsnight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Weather Probabilities.

For this section increasing cloud mess. io..
lowed by snow late tonight or "eunesa. ~
continued cold, minimum &c. au atSsst
n ght about 1872; moderate to brisk northeast
and east winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

I OST.-On King street, between Fairfax
Il and Washington streets. smelI pearl
BREASTPIE. The finder will receive q re.
ward by returning same to A. KATE. 40l
KIM street. iypt3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

EOR RENTING large comfortable rooms;
also one hall room. well heated and with
all modern ccnvenlences; with or without
boar,i: Apply at No. 204 north Washington
rect. Phone 31e ! dec3O #
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Wood
Coal

The Lindner Shoe for Ladies
fine wear has no equal, John A
Marshall & Rrr- az King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

4. L. 7. w. Y. M. 8. l.. Armory
Hall tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

NOTlCE-This is to give notice that Owen
~ Duty is no longer in my employ, and sll
accounts Of mine must be paid t. me.
lana st JOHN R. COWLIEG,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

EOR SALE. TWO GOOD HORSES.
Make ctier. Apply at
jana g." sos KING STREET.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
iRI/O\I M WO'R,TH.
constitutional "nN entIco wnI "a stand,
rs InIs Ncfrrrnds = the issue.

PUotNtN. NriJ.. sept. !. I'm the early
evening n - apparent that IN" Demo
crIt. hlN" carried arizona. Tn" Ccn~tl-
'utiuual convention viii contain about
thtrrv-rva l"Tuc~at- twelve k"puhh-
cans and five labori's~ The ~"l" i~-r''
wuS the initiative. referendum and recall.
strongly opposed hv Republicans IL -urr'-
thing 'Nat vouid iu~ur' rejection 81 ~"
Constitution wnrn O. REACHES r1" pr''-l-
dent
H. CAMPS u'u rl- h'"u . iI''"- nu".
'uv l"'diuE rulI'I"iH"- 81 both ulr''"-
H"lr.g Il''r rsr.y t'rtrt- pr'trur'rnr-
i-t- r''. rrliv -.rp"rtrl th" I"uoorItic
turk.'. vuiir tho NJ r'au vut" Ma 10
.iI,.r uu gr,uui.' 81 'n,. .'ftr1 ~ TN"
lat I.gi-l1tur" an ..>taIiI-rrur ,n "di-
"a'tnuaI prtlit'.,rt"".
I'M. lanrrr''- 'i"r'"i o'," rn"mrer
from tho INNING county. Gula Tucson
and Pima county went Republican
IA RINK and - azrrru'tGr'l district
w"r' swept ny rh" Now prnpa gauia.
IN" constitutional CON ,"ufIru t- h"dul'.d
tu u"s,f OCrt ra"r 1u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
Su THEI WERF HEID IP.
NutOiSts Tell = STORY Of Hobb~rS which
POuEhkr~TSIc Police Di.crrdIt.

PprGHEFFpSiF. sept - Ihr"" Now
Yorker, informed IN" poIio~, ~ Rnrl--
h.,'k lat" la-T night rrl' they had h""u
t.id uu VriI. au'urnoutiing near Rtin--
Nb..rN villag" hv tvn nigh SayT"n who
robbed them IT Ssss' 90 ash. 'vo gold
wI'pl..- yarl..d ~ sB1 and , hunil'. 4
Masonic pdI..r- They gay" th"r nafu.-
- jiru.-- e. l'.-'rv. u0p-r healer - Pru..
reset Harry HuIIi-'.r. ,n-uranr". 81
Pm. -tr...t and Charl'.s ". Tpwu-l"y
~ West EIgufy-Nr-' street. D''.ry
owned IA" car 10 which they w"r" riding
Thor story v,,- thai they w"r" on their
vav iu Albany uu business trip. that
'hs. robbers u"Ii th"rr up with r",p.v"r~
a. q uuini about = i'lI... south % Rhiu--
i..'k Village and fuii after they had
i....n searched and rrpis'd uH'' IT ia" men
shot ~ Vi Holu-trr
Tia" police her" AZ" not inclined 20
credit IN. story They -av they got q
t.I"phou" TuoS-ag. from N"wNurgh M
forming th..tu tua' on" 1T the members
Il th.. pIrtv had gwen a h.d check 20
Walter Wii'"H.lI IT mat NY and that
Frank Ram. prurarI"'or Of fh" Ptlatlna
Hotel pf N"wnurgu. had drrlin.'d in ".l-h
q meek for Thorn
IN. police also sav that IN" New Workers
told l'onhirtlng stories Marshal P"rTot
81 NewbuTgn has q warrant for ~" ar
re-t Of on. Of tn" Automobiles W"
won Z say which one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
WOMEN AT THE POLLS TODAY
20 H4TCHERS arr WARNED
AGAINST CANNON BILLOTS
And StrataGems 20 Draw Their Attention
Prom the Tricks of the wicked IN the
DI.trIct which COughIIn Would Lead
sPfuI TIPS s.lNrR ny Lawyer.

Twenty women carefully culled by
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Batch from the
ranks n the self-supporters assembled
last night in the back parlor 81 the brown
stone house at q Fast Twenty second
street To learn from Edward Alexander
how To prevent bribery. fraud and other
improper conduct at the polls The
twenty have volunteered to act a. watchers
to-day for Francis p Coughlin. who -
ca ndidate foe the Democratic leader
ship Of the Thirteenth Assembly district
The Thirteenth includes Hell- Kitchen
Mr. Alexander explained that the city
was divided into Assembly districts
which were suhdivided INTO election
districts. IN eaCn oi which were several
polling places
The result - thi- election determines
the leadership VI Tamnany Hall he
said. Now some enemy of Mr.. Cough
Inns has -ent out a printed list ~ eleven
reasons why he shouldn't b." leader ~
the Thirteenth district. and what do you
-uppts-. number eleven i-s-
No one v"nfurnd a guess 80 ~" speaker
announced thar IN" ANONYMOUS enemy
sought To prevent Nj Coughhn'S election
on the ground that MIR Ioughhn wanted
20 have women Watchers
Now don't let = get "NCited- said
Mrs Platch The one fault have To
find with men m politics - their t..nden,N
go -motionali-m | wish that VI" had our
own lawyer Miss bertha Rumhaugh.
here to hold MIR Alexander down
Tn" twenty gIggled and Mr Al"Nander
launched hastily into a detailed d'-yrip-
tion ~ primary ballot
Can't they ha scratChod'- asked Miss
Alberta Hills mother
NO. they are SIMPLY folded and dropped
into the ballot box. not marked AZ an"
replied the instructor What You want
e. look ont for " to SEQ that no one drops
IN four or five ballots lronrd together
This combination ~ known as the. cannon
ballot and ~ soretIn - helped ia by an
Inspector
II you have any reason 10 suspect that
ballot - NOR" than u pretands TO loo
you NAV demand that u tie shak kan out.
cont inued tbs. Instructor
But doesn't that interfere with the
secrecy OF the ballC4,- objected Mrs
Blatch.
Primary ballots are NOT So score, a.
the other kind said Mr. Alexander
Well. ] hope you re- sure about that
retorted Mrs Batch. -becau-., We usually
found that whenever men told me any
thing about politics II turned out 20 b~
wrong
well. then III have to admit I'm not
sure ssid the lawyer
Now let me warn YOU hs went On.
not 20 be taken in by any Of the routine
tricks played on watchers For instance
y YOU are summoned to another part ~
the city by telegram don't 60 II thsr,
u an explosion IN front Of the polling place
keep your eye on the ballot box
when ! was watching last election
day. put m Mrs. Batch. all the mon
watchers rushed out 90 follow fire On
Women. announced Mr. Alexander
solemnly. should make tho very hest
watchers because ~ their greater dsvo-
ton to duty and their larger patience
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
No DR mOO>I>G ,r ROc Hr>rrR.
norman .. Nark SAYS Delegates honestly
Elected NUI he seated.

Nu-nlr : Nark ~ mucra'ir N7tIrrai
COMMITTEEMAN for Nv lorN STAG. aid
~ '.' Holman Hpu-" last rtght ,'.u-
,-uiur ~" coming h"mpc-Attn stat
'ouyrutl'u
Nos l'"mp,rlt> 90 m" state hlv"
d"I l.-"d The work 1T ih. Itru"gI" Hail
CONVENTION IT ~, wh"-,' may dol" gates
and q irs,'n 80 Utpr" Sta" committeeman
W'r.' uus"ated Hay. ;alk"i with many
Democrats within 20" last few days and |
AN I-'r'"Cflv -ti" ~ -.I"'ng IA fact hs-
lev" | ana warranted a. d.,E.rIng. that
al righttullv ,l",t"i t'i"Gai"- To- IA"
Rrs'r"-t"r stat" cprv'. u'Iri AMI all light
f4lly elected stat" commute " ili get
their plap,--.
! know 20 J. TN" t'l' = nuniH'- ut STAT"
rrmult' -'ir"u " hu w''r.s gwen fh"tr -"a /,
~ arn"gi Hal pV"- ~" rlghU illv elected
comm i't..'n..u ,r.. SAYING that uu matter
" hat m" r.Suit ~. 'hHi' districts NAV -
,u primary dav 'N.v Vii ~ SEATED win Or
lu-... rut tb'. Democratic I-af.rs 4 the
STA" vI'h whom | hay talked d. not
80. n iu 'h,. WAY - an. Iu"y t"ll ~" ;Ha'
ih"v want Go win. md that H.. ORR Il ~.
& ,rrWEI" Han ,puv"U'Iru must i'' uudun"
ant thai -" lEUpCratt' IlrtY - "a" STAT
must D. rNpr'--.'utati', IN every Ua -rIc4lar.
-I'.r,.f.,rs g. hot bnli'y" mat rIshr-
fully ,loo'ri N"l.gl'.- and rightfullv
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STATED A. ko"''~tsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13

was cha rman during the las, three years.
He Nas delegate AZ large To the Demo,
cratic national conventions ot lss" and
1881 az thIrago and Kansas city ~"
Was fur four years member "t the Demo
craft" Congressional 'ummittr" and Mas
chairman 81 the Democratic stat" con
v"ntIun M 1915
Mr plal-ted - prominent IN tr""-
masonry. a." took an active part ~ IN"
erection ~ the augusta Masonic leinpl''
IN ISpi ~ was Grand High Priest II ~"
Grand Rpval Ar,i Chapter ~ Maine ul
AN amt G'1ui commando "t thu Grand
lumu.aud.ry uf VAN" ~ l'r.. ". - a
POI. ur'-.r 81 lithl h-iu I.utg". tu~hu"c
.ulri.r. Nlp'., tu..,li gr! TRINITY
turuuru,!,.-g H. o. alec a. ! TX and past
lNa,f.c lsrl"r e tine iu'al iudg.
~. w.~ u.trrt.d February ~. 1917. To-
N.s Frances Gulliv"r daughter ~ the
If' can't Henry GlllNrr It Millhridgr