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The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Miss Florence H. Ryalls. daughter
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. William Ryalls, OF
No 272 Morrell-st. will be quietly
married. Wednesday evening, To Rich
ard Irvine The ceremony will be per.
formed by the Rev 7. Walker Nal
colin. of ST. Andrews Presbyterian
church. ~ the parsonage. in the pres
ence OF the immediate relatives only.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ryalls Will be TIE
only attendants.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey: | am going to
take trip by vail. and Will be- Obliged
to take a sleeper. have never been
IN one. SO do not know how TO proceed.
VIII YOU please advise me?
CONSTANT READER
A kimono OF plain color is a
necessity-one 81 soft black chaliie
or sateen preferable Carry with you
q bag in which you have all toilet
articles needed, and your gown,
kimono, fresh handhercnlcfs and such
things Updress in the toilet rooom.
fold your garments as you remove
them. AMI place all except your dress
i'm the bag Yodr wraps and hat yGu
will have left in the receptacle = 20
yided for them In the berth Pul ON
your gown and klInono: then go 20
your berth. which the porter has made
ready for YOU. Fold your dress care
fully and put it With your coat When
YOU arise IN the mOrnine. take your
belongings into the toilet room and
dress Watch your fellow travellers,
end do as they do. You will have no
trouble. I'm sure
DtdE MISS GltH am ~ anu
have had sweetheart for year
We see each other very often, and
be tells me am the only girl he
loves He has done nothing to make
nae think he is not telling the truth,
hut the last two weeks have doubted
him He says II there is anything
he can 10 To prove his love, he viii
40 IT, What shall | ask him to do?
DOUBTFUL
A-Dont allow doubts and sus.
piciOns to enter your mind. II you
do, beginning SO young, You are in
a fair way, 10 be a miserably unhappy
womaH--Believe in your sweetheart
as he believes in you. and don't de-
mand proof OF his affection. AS Il
warning. | want to remind YOU that
nistrust usually begets mistrust
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

wintey tends a. play havoc yiI health
and beauty Lack 90 ambition aud loss
~ energy. thar feeling OF 'ph. what $
he use derauged digestion. q torpid
liver aud accumulated Impurities ~
Tie blood bring about ssllowueSS.
pluplcs liver blotCh"s tud most dis.
'ouragtug and unsatisfactory reelection
when one looks 30 Ier mirIur. Yot
prst get an tire fresh air tuu can. and
Iet fresh air into Nour rooms Five
minutes before each meat and before
bedtime take a Tablespoonful OF e tonic
mad. a. follows Dissolve one milf tea
,upful OF sugar aud one ouuo" az Sdt
drue Ina half-plut OF alcohol and add
enough boiling water 20 make t. fuli
quart of tonic. When Nour stomach
and liver are right and your blood
p4re. your step VIII joey spriVgN your
sVes, bright and AVuf c6mpieN ION
-bioomtug and charming,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

julius Rolshoyen. ;he well-known De
troit artist. who paid brief visit TO
his home in this citv at Christmas. AMI
his since been executing important
uortrait commissions In New York, has
.ust finished portraits Of John W.
Gates. and OF Thomas Ball. the sculp-
tor a former resident with Mr.. Rolls
hoven of the artist colony In Florence,
italy Mr.. Rolshoyrn will paint mum
ler OF other prominent personages be-
tore returning to Europe.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Betty" Anxious and several
others are troubled over the same
question one which bothers many
girls. and boys. TOO. They are bash
ml and selfconscious. never know
what 10 say when with other yOurg
people" and as a consequence rio not
make friends Each asks What can
do To gain the friendship OF girls
and boys OF my own age?
Acquaint yourselves with current
events. aud discuss them With The
people you meet Knowing the ma
tional occurrences. YOU can start cou.
versation BY forcing Yourself to
minele with people YOU Will soon over
come bashfulness. which is only a
demonstration OF lack OF confidence.
BE cordial and say Won are glad to
meet those to whom you are introduce
ed
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Gertrude o. The dandrur itching
scafp and brittle. taliing hair with split
ends ~ which YOU complain come from
a diseased scalp. due tu the presence
OF germs The surest way to get rid
Jnf these troubles quickly and remove
tie germs viii be rrr--'tetnpoo twice q
month with canthroN and rub into V0rrr
.raip twice week quiuiue hair
tonic mad, hy dlssolviug one ounce 81
aliinzofn iu half pint ~ alcohol then
gdaing half "a pint 81 cold water Use
this tonic regularly and 10 VIII reUapve
the dandrun and irritation stop NRiIr
hair from falliug out and make 10 soft
and glossy
Harriet : A. the ewes add 50 much
TO ones personal charm, YOU should be
very careful about using unreliable
eve tonics \ good eve tonic ~ tndls-
usnsable for weak. tired and lnHamed
ewes N you will get en- ounce %
eTystos and dissolve IL W pint OF
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

The Condor Literary club has ar.
ranged debate with the Epworth
league OF the Windsor Methodist
church on the question Resolved,
that the employment of women out
side Of domestic life is not for the
best interests Of humanity" he
debate will take place in Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. Boulevard and
Porterst. Thursday evening. Feb. IL
The public is invited
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Dear Miss Grey: expect to give 4
luncheon soon Please tell me how
to make a fruit salad and what to
serve for dessert l.. d.
A-To make me fruit salad cas- |
make it, cut oranges bananas ard
malaga grapes in small pieces and mix
with a very little syrup made OF sugar,
q little water amt lemon Juice. Serve
ice cold OF lettuce leaves and sprinkle
with chooped nuts There is nothing
daintier for dessert than shcrbet and
q dehcate cake.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

The Question club had its annual
dinner Monday evening in the Hotel
Pontchartrain seated al a table the
decorations Of which were a large in
terrogation mark made OF tulips and
lilies The annual election OF officers
resulted as follows: Grand eminent
guard. Thomas J Wetzel: vice grand
eminent guard, F. w Roche; grand
custodian. r. n Broadwell; grand
administrator. C. f. T. Kelley; grand
marshal. + +. McMasters
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Mark Twain will be the subject OF
lecture "Wednesday evening. in the
Church of Our Father, by Charles T.
I'nderhill. OF New York.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

o. The Womans Press club meeting
announced for the Museum OF Art
Eeh ~ has been, Indefinitely postpon.
ed. owing 10 the death OF the cor
responding secretary OF the club. Mrs
Hudah r Ilollins, who was TO have
read one of the papers.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

A travel talk on China" will be
given in the Church OF the Covenant.
Wednesday evening. Feb. l6. by Mrs.
B T.. Graves.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Mrs Theodore l.. Backus was elect
cd president of the Young Woman's
Home at the annual meeting. Monday.
Other officers are as follows. First
vice president. Mrs. + G. Swift; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. G.. T. Kan
ter. treasurer. Mrs Robert NJ Zug:
recording secretary, Mrs. Alexander
X Gage corresponding secretary Miss
Della Warmer The institution is in
good financial condition and shelters
ON an average sc young women each
week
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

ing gown.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Miss Alexhndrine McE%en gave an
Informal talk at the College club
Tuesday afternoon. on The arts and
crafts idea"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
Furniture Finished
to Harmonic

Our fine factory facil-
tiles enable us TO finish
your furniture according to
your own ideas, to har-
monte with the color
schemes in your rooms.
The most finished work
in Furniture Building and
Upholstering is a feature
of our factory.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

The Jewish Woman's club WIN hold
social evening In the Jewish In.
stitute, Wednesday evening
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

The informal dancing party To have
been given March J, by Ashlar lodge
has been postponed until March 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11

The railroad bill passed the H2oae
Yesterday afternoon, ssiwas stated 10 the
Gszstte of that DAY. The bill is called
the administration bill, but it ia further
fromsbeing The same bill thst was offered
the two houses from the pan of the at
torney general than tine Senase bill
would be il all pending amendments
were adopted. Tbs bill thst passed the
House contains many provisions thai
the S,aste will not approve, tu. there
are in the House bill msny things thai
the public will indorse, and it is ssio
By many taat il ia tue beat bill from The
viewpoint o. the shipper that ever psss-
ed ether ho1se Of Congress. For this
the insu-gett, are largely responsible.
They bad no beslitancy in attacking the
bad festures o! the bill, and when they
were told that The president wanted II
passed 10 certain way they we're not
changed from their position BY any
respect for his opinion or fear OF hie
official power. They accepted the bette,
Thugs in the bill as it came from the a.
torney general, and secured the elimina-
ton of as many of possible of the bad
features.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
King Georges First 70 W.

London, May liking Georges
Rrst row, 10 the opinion todsy OF the
informed churchmen aud politicians OF
f rgland, will result from his objections
to the anil. Catholic character OF The oath
that he will be required 10 take when be
opeps his first parliament.
Already The aut'-Oatholics, who form
az overwhelming part of the population,
are opposing any change in the oath and
are im porto iug membsrs of Parliament
not 10 carry out the suggestion that 8
few of the offending SEE t.nces" be
modified
I. ia sdmi I'd thst a maj 1rity OF the
members OF Parliament favor q change
in lbs oath, which question, in fact, has
been auder consideration since the
Eucharist Congress in London. OHiog
to the tremendous popular sci timer
against it however, Parliament has defer
red action.
The Ofangeuen aud Protestant extre-
mists say they will fight any changes.
Whatever the out come of the discns.
sion, it Is believed that George has start
ed religious controversy that will grow
in acrimouiousoess until it creates wsI
between Catholics and Protestsnts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
Pleased with the Appointment,

L1ndou, May ll-Eugland received
9th the delight today the news that
CJloue R3os Welt had been appointed by
Piesidert Taft TO represent tho Ua tad
St,tes al tha funeral OF King Edward on
May 20.
Despite The fact that be is no longer
prsaideu', Mr.. Roosevelt is looked upon
il E glands az Etmericss foremost
ct;z:n an | his sppo.ctment Is. considtrs red
a prsciuns tribute to the late king.
Had Roosevelt been forced to attend
thu funeral 10 the capacity OF 8 private
citizen. it would had resulted In en-
bsrrasment to those having charge OF the
luleral. Mr.. Roosevelt necessarily would
bsve been preceded in the funeral pre-
cession BY every other sccredited rsprs-
sentativeF. Now he will probably be
assigned q position next thst of the
royal n uers. Roosevelt, as special
ambassador to the funeral of the late
king, will take precedence over Ambas-
sRdor Reid,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11

The story Of the case OF an editor
VINO was literally made 10 eat his words
comes from Quitmsp, Miss. r. L
Page, IT,, who edits weekly paper
in that place, published several days
ago an editorial on dance OF society
folks. he called the dancing "public
huygIng," and iutimated that no virtu-
ons woman wonld indulge in such prac-
ticss. After an absenee of several daya
Page returned to Qaitmau Monday. he
wss me! By prominent citizsus and
forced to eat a clipping of the editorial.
Finally he git away and left towD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
Steamers Rough Experience.

New Yort, May ll.-Battered by a
terrific seq which carried sway portion
of the forward deckhduse aud bridge, the
Cansrd I;oer Caronis lost one saamsn
Monday night Shile several others we're
bsdY hurt. When tae vessel mate port
today repsira hsd not been made to the
bridge sud huge spliuters and broken
ispp, d timbers indicated The force Ct the
giant wave. Most OF the passengers adj
milted they we're badly scared by tie
storm which sEep. down from the north.
west sud preas'l d until noon yesterday,
but the officers declared the Oar0nis was
never 10 real danger.
The msn lest, seaman canned Hill,
was one Of several who we're making fast
lashings on deck fixtures when a wave
seept The vessel He was carried over
board tu. his more fortunate fello=s
brought OPP against rail and we're able
to hold on uatil the wall OF water passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
More Rioting In China.

London, May 1.-THE London
secre'a.y of the China Island Missions
received tflegrsms today confirming The
report that riot, have broken III: sgair
in Yuan-CooR, about 200 miles from
Chang-Sha, the scene Of the recent anti
foreign dem Dc ration. Today's dis
patches give no particulars. The secre-
t;ry says the only missionaries 10 YGen.
CHOW are five Gsrmaos, heinrich Witt
aud vile, E. F. Wife and Misses
Trjan and Leppip, all belonging to the
LicbeDz. ii mission, the headquarters of
which are in Nuremberg. lie believes
they fed before the riots started.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
Victims of Balloon Accident.

Gla:gow, Kg.. May II "A. Holland
Forbes and Astronomer ]. O. Yates, OF
Nav York, who were fcu I'D uucocsciou'
near their wrecked balloon at Center,
lsat night, after 90 attempted record
breaking figh. from Qaincy, ILL.,, had
recovered consciousness this moIning,
but were st;l too weak to detail their ex-
periencss. Bth are believed 10 be badly
Injured and the most that hss been
Learned Is that their balloon went wrong
q I'd they were hurled to The ground before
realiz ng what has happened. PhysicisDs
who attended the aerousu:s assert thet
Vat as ibjnries are uncer! ain. They
fear be Is hurt intensity. Forbes in
iaries consist mainly OF b,uisea. He ia
nof in q sericus condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
Virginia News.

Mis-, Margaret Roller, daughter of
Gen. ). E. Roller, was married TO DR..
John Fge.ton Osnnady In Harrisonbu;g
yesterday.
Richmond yesterday had a parade OF
| the "Baes" and the visiting militia
from Oonnecutiet and Rhode Island
! Mi or Ohesuy, OF the Fitst Company,
Governors Foot Guard, of Hal t'ord,
! Oonp., presen ted the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues handsome brorZs tablet
commemorative of the preseut and pat
visits exchanged betreen The two mili-
tary organizations The tablet was re-
csiged on behal! OF the local battalion by
! Major Bowlfs.
go. h; all ris;t" uss the lseonic
message by Telegraph, s'eceivtd By friends
lie Petersburg from The Rev. W. A.
AtTIll, PASTOR OF the High Street M. E.
| Church, who was welded for lis fifth
limo yest rday 81 Charlottesville. His
bride was Mrs. Carrie V. Hath, Of
Petersburg, Who had twice before teen
married. Mr. Atwill ind bis bride
will take up their reaideuce5 10 Pe!era-
| burg,
In jealous rage, John Going On Sun
| day shot and killed his ssee!hsar', Miss
Bauton, IL lower Amherst county, add
| then fatally shot himself. Going threat
cned last week that he you'd Till him
self, ard his pa'eDts hsh sfcfe;ed Ell OF
| the weapons. Ia some say. haweser.
| he got r0ssealoR Of rh0:gGn a..d pis-
| tol sEd disappeared from home t:siE,dsy.
lie Wss Eext seen sunday ternoon On
tie read near Allaus Orfek, ahrn sud
dculy he appeared before M;ss B!Dt,D,
| Who was ip a iuggy With GoiDg's broth
| or and ane Their ycnng mSu. He hud
| TIE shotgun at Miss BipIou, the charge
| taking Effect in her breast, killing her
instantly.
The tenth sunpal convention Ct the
Virginia Kpigtt, Of Coluntut convened
10 Richmond yesterday in tie recently
dedicated home of The Ricbmond Council.
The sessions will terminate this AFTERNOON
in tour OF The city 10 automobiles.
High mass vas held at st Peters
Church. Luncheon was served 10 The
Knights At MurphJ's Hotel, and last
night musical and literary entertsin-
ment fulcwed By refreshments and dane
ing was given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY II, 1910

The approaching comst has already
been tue cause of suicides 10 different
parts of the world, and it's advent il
causing anxiety to many people who
will not admit it. Negroes In western
Georgia hsvs been thrown Into panic
as they believe 1T pressges the end Of
the world. In more than dozen
counties they have quit work aud are
amending the time in singing and pray
Ing. They expect the end to coma on
the 18th, when the earth P asses through
thu tail of the comet. To add to the
general terror astronomers in France
are making observations on the come'
that arc stIactiug the greatest interest
Maurice Hsmy, of the Paris observatory,
reports !bst tbs length Of the tail has
Increased from FIVE 10 ten degrees 10
three days. Prot. Dsslandres, OF the
University of Djou, 6ads re'ppear,
auce 10 the spec'rcscope OF cyanogeo,
the poisonous gas which was observed In
January and February, bn! which d's'
appeared in Msrcb. 10 his rtp,Et be
says that the bypa'hesis that the
gas is liable to affect the tertes!riai ST.
mosphere would not be at all absurd
M. Marchand maintains that the comet
sbows important variations from 1T
predicted orbit which presaces unex
pected ,u .prisas. The Greenwich, Eng
land, astronomer, E. O. D. Crommeiin
hiss stst,d In lee u'e that the sWorl
which Jnsephus said hung over JerG'
salem before its fall WAS probably tht
GOMEZ. "Aud great earthquakes shal
be iu divers places, aud famines sne
ps.tilences; and fearful sights and grea
Signs shall there be from heavep," IL
q prophecy being read with esrnestnes'
by msuy who regard The COMET "itf
alarm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
Roosevelt In Germany

Berlin, May 1l.-Disregarding the
advice of Professor Frseukel, o noted
throat specialist, iormer President Rnost,
velt left Berlin early today 10 attend
the military manoesures at Doeberitz,
where he YES the quest OF the Kaiser.
The mauoouvres at Doeberitz we're
st'iclly private, not even the news
paper men being permitted to attend,
As special mark of respect, Mrs
Roosevelt, Kermit and Miss Ethel we're
invited and attended The mauoeu7res
wound mp With sham bsttle, tuhng
which Roosevelt grew 30 excit:d thu t
his voice failed him completely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
From Washington.
Warrington. May II

President TAFT today appointed Theo.
dore Roosevelt special ambassador Of
the U6iled States to attend the funeral
OF King Edward. Col. Roosevelt &C.
cepted the commission in q cable mes.
saga to the president
Based upon field Investigations just
completed, and Ia aid of proposed Legs,
latou afi, ctirg the use and disposition
Of pc raleuu dep 'sits on the public
domain, SECRETARY Bsllioger today
importantly Withdrew from all forms OF
disposal SIG, sOl sores of land in New
Mexlco.
Otders 10 have the presidents Sum-
nsr home ready at minutes notice
we're received at Beverly, Mass, today.
Mrs.. Taft is expected before the rest OF
the family aud will be j,iued BY Hslen,
Robert ard Charley as soop as the COL
iegs season closes. She hiss planned to
pass quiet summer, 1t is said, withtu'
any establishments othe, than the
usual hospitilsts to relatives.
MA psit of the blame for the high
prices for food can be charged t, the
harvester trust, sccordir6 to J. B. Power,
farmer frcm Power, n. D Who testi-
fed before the Senate investigating con-
mittee today. Binders thst formerly
cost 800 ga n are now held By the trust
at $3.50, aud tba price of agricultural
machinery has advanced all along tbs
line. TIE farm lsborer expects higher
pay than formerly, Power said, because
he has adopted higher standard oil
living and there is steong demand fol-
hls services.
The total tx assessed to date upon
corporations, according to q ststsuen'
issued today by the commissioners Of
internal ressuue, is $25, 709, 045. Pen
allies irf:c,sd for failure to make re-
turns within the prescribed time smtua:
to $l01, $40 mskirg the total tax to DC
collected s25, SO, 6l5 for the month o.
February aud March, to which is TO added
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
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Tests: LUTHER 81. THOMPSON, Gle
COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting Of the: Common Coun-
| ell of Alexandria, Va, he'd May 10, 1910,
| there we're present: Hubert Snowden, Esq /,
President and hessrs. Lesdbea,er, Burke,
| Brumback, Smith, Brill, Bladder, Birreli
Monroe, Hellmnth, Uhler, Marshall and
| Spinks.
An ordinance for imposing and collecting
taxes on persons, property, incomes, &c,
within the city Of Alexandria, Va, for the
year commencing on the first day Of June,
| 1910, and ending on tie thirty.frst OF May,
| l0l1, WIS recommended ~ the Committee on
| Finance, and re al the second and third times
and passed-ayes -, noes O.. :,
| The Committee on Light recommended
| that the petition be granted for al electric
| arc light at the corner of Royal and DUKE
! streets, and the recommendation was adopted
| ayes IL. noes
A resolution sppropriating 500 for the pur-
pose of cleaning streets and collecting ashes,
| was offered by Mr.. Lsadbeater and passed
ayes Is, noes 0. GO
A petition for pipe sewer eastward on
Duke street from the Royal street sewer
| toward Fairfax street. was received, anu
resolution by Mr.. Lea3heater appropriating
1925 TO const,u? the sewer distance OF 20
| feet. the appropriation to be available "nen
the prouerty owners have depo'itei in the
| ty treasury 500 for tapping the sewer TX
Il
ayes l3, nOese.
| The Committee on Streets recommended an
| appropriation Of 700 to treat the broken stone
roadway on Washington street, from Queen
| to Wythe street with u coal tar preparation or
! heavy oil residunm of petroleum, and the re-
| port was adopted-ayes 13, noes 0.
| a resolution sppropriatng S2l5 for install.
| ing two new sectional ,lials in the town clock
facing south and west was offered By the COM
! mttee on Pub c Property aud referred to the
Joint Committee OH Public Property and
| + inREce.
The following was referred to the Commit
| tee on Streets:
| a resolution by Mr.. snowden for grading,
| quit ers and improvement on FrsnkllO street,
\ betseen Fairfax and Ro5 streets; also
| a petition from II. Il White to build frame
house at No. 1919 Pendleton street, between
4atricS and Henry streets also
4 petitoa from Hattie Z. Hamersley to
erect two story building and one story kitch-
| en- at No 205 south Patrick street; also
| 4 petition from Justus Schneider and others
for improvements to sanitary condition OF
alley bounded by Queen, Princess, Payne
and West streets.
a recommendation to The joint Committee
on Public Property and Finance, approprat.
| ing $500 for new floor in the Reliance ell
! CINE house, was received from the Board OF
/ Aldermen and their action concurred in
! ages L., noes o.
The boa then adjourned.
HUBERT SNOWDEN, President.
| Teste: DANIEL r. STANsBURY. Clerk e. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
MOUNT VERNON REGENTS.

The bosri of regsnts will assemble
al Mount Veroon in snnu.l session to-
morrow morning. Twenty-four vice
rege t. will be in attendance. The
session giIl last sbsu a week. While
tina regents Ere In session, CIV. Mann
may mske his annual visit to Monnt
Vernon With the Virginia board OF
visitors.
The regert began to assemble laa!
night, and the maj,rity will arrive this
afternoon. Among those who baye al
resdy arrived are the foslnaiDg: Vice
Regent Wilder, Georgia; Vice Regent
Hudson, Connecticut, and Vice Regent
Mrs, J. Garter Brown, Rhotle Island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-11
Southern Baptist.

Baltimore, Md, May ll.-EGery train
and steamship from the south todsy
brought large Dumbera of the religious
army that will represent the Southern
B,ptists that meet 10 convention at the
Lyric In this city at 3 p. N, today.
Joshua Le7eriug, of Baltimore, will call
the opening session to order.
F. Wills Nick!as, sged "a, OF this city,
9 member OF the welcoming committee,
dropped dead from an attack OF vertigo
on north CHARLES street early today.