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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
Csc INDIA LINONS

White India Linons, 81 inches
wide; rated as Seconds" but the
imperiections are slight; regular
25c quality for ..............15 c
3sc DOTTED SWISS
White Dotted Swiss, fine quality;
large and small dots; regularly 35c
and soc quality; offered in this sale
at ...... .............. GOC
soc INDIA LINON
No. $50 India Linon, 81 inches
wide; always sold for SOC a yard.
But owing to the manufacturers
sending it to us long fold. instead OF
book fold, as ordered, we will sell it
Tor ....... ..'.. ..s....... @0C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

maeiat S0.ccnt case OF rape'a Dla.
popaln you could always so 10 tho
table with a hearty appetite. and
Nour meals would taste good. be
canao you would know there would
be no indigestion or sleeplesa
nights or Headache or stomach
misery ali the next day. and. be.
sides. you would not need laxatives
or liver pills 20 keep your stomach
and bowels clean and fresh
Papoa napepsin can be oh.
talned from your druggist. and con.
taina more than sufficient to thor
opRhly cure the worst ease Of indi'
geaiion or Dyspepsia There r.
nothing better for Gas on the siom'
ach or sour doors from the stomach
or 10 cure a stomach Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler Or
more useful article In the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

ITO Ne con,lausd.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

u was. aa may be- supposed. late
In the night when our somewhat
diseordant banqucting party broke
up. We were al housed. as was
the hoapitable fashion Of the coun-
try, Ia tho scattered iog buildings
which nearly always hedge IN n
Western furtfadlng post The
quarters assigned me lay across
the open space, or what might be
called the parade ground Of Fort
Vancouver thanked by Doctor Ne.
Laughlln'a four little cannon.
a. ! made my way home. atumb.
ling among the Htnmpa IN the dark,
| passed many aemtdrunkeu In.
dams and y0yageurs. 10 whom ape-
cial liberty had been accorded In
view Of the occasion, all Of them
now engaged In singing the praises
OF the King George" men as
against the "9oatons.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

THE STONE. FISHER co.
Second and University.
ANOvers at an Average of Half Price!

About fifteen yards in collection all fresh snowy,
white and quite handomest and the striking pat
have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
s2.7s BOX NAINSOoK

SITS BOX NAINSOOK
King Philip Nainsook, in l2-yard
pieces, boxed; regular price S2.75 a
box. One box TO a buyer at $1.9S
CSC WHITE GOODS
White Lawns, Dimitics and Fig
ured Madrascs, in cross-bar, stripe.
checks and plain effect; none less
than 35c yard. All are on sale at,
yard .... ...........s.2 Zoe
l8c BERKELEY CAMBRIA
We have about 1000 yards, mill
ends. Of from one 10 FIVE yards, and
this same Cambria sells for lSc a
yard the country over. Here in
this White Sale tomorrow at, yard
...ss.. ..s... .............l lug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

norman peasant over against the clean
s'rong urrnri. trrh' faced courteous
gHasant . savoy II utu not ~ 20 the
credit u n" norman
treason. DO ,op forgot hat an tho
mighty tnEIish luris ~hr sr.N fIp IA al"
footsteps ~ William me ,onqpsToI
marched out - NORMANDY
i 40 not Rut for me give me the
SAvnyaris Giyr mo the people Nhu
dwell around 'h" enchanted lake. sweet.
g"ntle smiling un~polled pcoplr. WhO
NnuN no 'Dur,sts nor tourist tricks hut
who are living their oWn lives under their
own sixties taught bv their own mountain
priests aud prophets, ennobled by the
fellowship ~ the parmelan aud the Tour
mott" looked into the ewes ~ their
women and they were happy. look rd
ln'o the -VN~s ~ their men aud they we're
clean France ought 20 he proud - her
>avovardS They are strong industrious
and thrifty ! saw none Of their children
going half clad or dirty to school Their
little girls smiled gently and their little
boys took IN their hats when "" passed.
II We asked questions hey we're answered
not only readily hut andy
'hAAN wv rsAaAi ~ NkhAN w wv ll''F
town with the canals in the streets and
ask for a room looking out on the 'anal
In Vase. where the dainty rowhoats hob
on the ripples and where the bows have
their water sports on the day Of the f3te
Hut We shall never tell pnv on. the name
81 this town
-Oh, then YOU have changed your mind
again.
Yes, only yon and shall know that IL
is Annecy on the Lake 81 Annecy. We
shall not even tell people that u is pro-
nounC-d Ann-sy For ~hv should wa
betray the hear ~ nature'-
And N" wife whispered. Why
Md IN" coach swept down between
Steel Fell and seat sandal 20 the borders
OF Thirlmsre. while in I he distance Skidda~
reared its lgg~d front
" J HESDPRsON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

h. traced 10 nov IN order n would 'r.-
ate q furor-. hs@id~- u NIGH opsrt'"
Tor good among AT students and the
younger generation ~ painters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

Every new indication ~ SERIOUS
desire on the pan NJ an owner :, add
worthy interior d~~oTatI IONS 10 his huIli
ingS. or rather - make them a real and
important par ~ hts buildings. "r On
the part II an architect u provide for
them - welcome IA the name - a. I'm
proved public taste. especially whom
the buildings are public nr s,nI- puhhr
places II - graf irying 'h~ref0Te - fnt
thar one NJ me now hotels ~ ne upen~i
this fall IL - have = Aari"s ~ paint ings
Of some importance In one u it, chief
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

4 considerable number - members ~
the Architectural League visited the
Cathedral Of -. lohn the Divine on Tues
dav afternoon and inspected the building
N company with Grant Ia Fargo ~ mem
bers - the COMMITTEES on current work
u the league Later some 81 them walk cd
over TO see Dom BARRIERS new building
on the MornIngsde acrop1hs. the Inst i
iute ~ Musical Ar II was n regular
meeting % the league hut took on this
anhulatory form, particularly auhula
tory for some ~ the architects whose
personal Architecture - Gothic rather tha N
Norman. and who climbed the almost
no steps for look alOn IN the cathedral
The Building Trades Employers As@1-
citation has announced a cpmpes u ION
which II will conduct IN December the
Judges "a he the aTChli ec,s Nilh1m
Boring. Dom Barber and GroSvenor
hierbury The ss)ciatIon invites do
aRns for single or Diet ached buildings
providing for four rooms IN single
story or story and n half building ai
. cos not 10 exceed 81 SGO and providing
Tor eight rooms ln two story or two
and one-hah ~ nv house ~ cost not
exceeding $500 The ass,cIat ion takes
poaseAaiOn 81 designs receiving prtzss
with the rgh' - publish and di,t rib,r .
them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
MOVEMENT FOR EXTENSION.

The special committee OF the Cily
Council which is considering the adyls-
ability of taking steps toward the extern
sion OF the corporate limits OF Alexah-
dria met yesterday Afternoon They
will report in favor Of taking in the
territory north Of the city as far as
Lloyd's lane, which is the southern
boundary Of the town Of Potomac, the
suburbs known as Cottage Park, Bad
dock Heights. Rosemont and George
| Washington Park, on the northwest
and west, and the strip Of land lying
along Hunting creek, on the south,
which is at present n part OF Fairfax
county. This survey, which has been
made by City Engineer Dunn, will
bring into the city the new union pas
senger and the new froigb! station. The
committee is composed OF Aldermen }.
r. Fitzgerald and Kenneth Ogden and
Councilmen Frank c. Spinks and
Howard w. Smith. the last named be-
ing chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
SQUIRRELS SPREAD PLAGUE.

II the oriental plague which has
been dormant on the Pacific coast for
some years, shonld ever come east, the
safety Of the people would depend upon
the determination Of squirrels ard other
rodents more than upon any other
factor. Such was the assertion made
in Richmond recently by DR.. W, c.
Ruckcr, a scientist who attended the
meeting OF the Army Surgeons Asso-
citation in Richmond. Dr. Rucker led
the fight against the plague on the
coast, and is now carrying on an ex-
tensive campaign. the main object of
which is the determination Of the TO-
dents in the territory where plague
germs have been spread DIR Ruaker
is working on tie principle that the
plague is spread among rodents and
men By fees, which suck the germs OF
the disease from infect animals and
carry them to hes!ty persons. lie has
the approval OF all scientists familiar
with the matter 10 urgi9g the es'sTmi-
nsAon Of rodent as on essential 70 ecin'
bat the plague,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
nov5 81

John Jones vas ares ch t"dli II tie
instance of Reuben Hicks, Who t:'.'reed
that lie robbed him yesterday q lis
watch and about rine d'iIars m money!
According To Hicks statement, J6hes
accompanied bin about the city US
terdav and when they were a 'hort dis-
lance outside the city limit, in AlcXan-
.dria.county, the accused took hisWa'ctl
and money. Jones, upon being'taken
to the station house, WAS searched AMI
A watch chain with a Spanish coin on
it was found ia one Of his pockets. This
was identified by Hicks as the chain to
which bis watch was attached. Later
Officers Young and Sampson found the
watch ia Jones's house on south Alfred
street Jones will be brought before the
Police Court on Monday to answer the
charge OF robbery from the person
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
METEORS EXPECTED.

Following the close OF the aviation
meet at Halcthiope Baltimoreans will
not be Immediately required to give
up gazing heayenward at strange and
wonderful things. Tomorrow and Mon
day nights the yearly fall crop OF
ncteors is expected to appear IN the
heavens. On these nights many more
meteors than can be seen at any other
time of the year are expected ana
every thirty third year these same No
yember nights present a hundred
times more meteors than in other
years.
While there are some isolated IN
stances where meteors have bit the
earth, tearing great holes III ITS sur
face and doing n great deal Of damage,
most of them are reduced to vapor by
their swift passage through the an
long before they reach the ground.
The resistance of the air causes a great
rise in temperature and when great
BODY shoots toward the jearth at the
rae OF train going from New YORK
to San Francisco in one minute aud
quarter. in a few seconds 1t IS reduced
to yapor By the heat, and nothing o.
it reaches the ground, except invisible
dust. There will be no danger, there
fore, tomorrow and Monday night
But weather conditions permitting
magnificent spectacle ought to be pre-
sented in the sky. The display i;
scheduled to begin just after night
fall, and to continue until dawn. As a
matter OF fact, the meteors will con
tinue to fall during the day, but they
will not be visible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
cHnRCH SERVICES SUNDAY

{ fslsr CHuRCH-Rev. VIM. J. Morton
REG or. SUNDAY school at go a. IN SER
vi, al II 0. IN. and 100 p. M. by the
re- Jr. y Dill
PAtL.s CaURCR-Rev. p. T. mn III
Iip,. rector Services At II a. manu- ~'O =
IN. 10y the rector. 49,. C,,,,,en-
TttAcr Ca-RcH-Rev Edgar CaTl,eh-
Ter rector. Holy communion al ~ Il.
an sunday school at go a. III services
M a. IN. aud 7.}J y. IN. By the rector
LITANUE1. IrTHERAN CHURcH-Sun-
day school AZ 40 a. III. Services at lO~O
a. M .
M. Mass and sermon at lO.3Oa, H. YES
pers at p. III. ,,-.. D..
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHVRCH-i,eH,
+ l.. SEWER, pastor Sunday School I'D
a. NJ Services at II r. IN ana '"V p H.
by Rev. j. r. Sewer. =,
FIRST BAPTIST CHCRCH-ReY. W. =
Watson. Sunday School at 80 freach-
ing at 10 and II q. IN. and 3 aud 1:DP IA
by Rev J. T.. Briggs. -, -
SECOND BArTIsT CHCRCH-ReV. W. l..
Landlord. Sunday School at9.GO H. III.
and preaching ar19 p. M; ~,
TRINTTY. METB. EPis. CHCRCH-KeV
A. w. RuaiSiil. u. ID. Sabbath school at
go a. IN. preaching at Ii Il. IA ana
80 y. IN. by the pastor. EpWorth
League 90 y. N.
BErHANY iSDlPFNDENT VI. p. CHURCH
south Fairfax strect-ReY.W. NJ. fOlsal.
Sunday school at go a. IN. Services AT
. II a. IN. and 7.3J u. IN.
METH. EPIS CHURCH SOUTH-ReY. H.
NJ. Canter pastor.930a. mSunday school
Services at IL a. III. and 40 y. III. by the
pastor EpwOrth League on Friday
evening at r 30 o'clock.
METH. Prot. Church Key ). NJ.
Holmes. d. y. Sundly school at 80 8.
m, Services mt II a. IN. and 1870 p. IN. by
Rev J. NJ Holmes.
FeHE METHODIST CHURCH Lee street
ur., Wilkes REV. John CaVanaugh. Ser
vices al II a. III. - and 80 p III $500.
VILLAGE CHAPEL VI. T.. ChukC ou' ~
-GibDOn street. near Alircd-Suhday
school at 2.l5 p. m.
Del RAY CHAPEL VI. L. Church 'outu
Sunday school at >. Preaching al ii Il
IN. EpWOrth League at p. III.
DEt RAY BAPTIST CHURCH-PreachihS
at 73o p. IN.
DDOCK CHAPEL-SerVices at p. m.
bv Rev. W. J. Morton.
AIMS HOUSE Services at 3 p. m.
NnssIoN-COrner Fairfax and Franklin
streets Services at ) y. m.
HoBERTs CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHURCH (coi-
rell-Sunday school at 9.3Oa. NJ. Preach
ineatll n. m. and SOOp. IN. Epworth
League at 40 p. IN. 800
MEADE CHAPEL~-Sunday school at BID
d. IN. Evening services at > p. NJ
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH (colored)--
. north Alfred Street-ReV. W. ii. John
son, pastor Sabbath school $50 a. m.
Services ut II a. III. and p. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. George Uhler who spent the
past three months with her daughter,
Mrs. C. G. Smoot at North Wilkcsboro,
N. c. is expected home this evening
Mr.. f. S. Leadbeater and bis mother,
who spent the SKINNER at their sum
mer residence, in Fairfax county, have
returned TO their home in this city.
Miss Virginia Boulding, who has been
quite i'll in Washington. has recovered
and is now visiting her sister, Mrs.
Berryman Green, on Seminary Hill.
Mr.. Robert Gordon Finney has tend
cred his resignation as secretary OF the
Petersburg Chamber Of Commerce and
will return to Alexandria county and
resume the practice Of law
Mrs. w. II. f. Lee, wife Of the. late
Gen. W. II. +. Lee, Of 'Ravensworth, "
Fairfax county, was in the city Friday
70 visit Miss Kate Stuart, of Alexan-
dria. who is guest Of Miss Matte
Young. i Fredericksburg Star.
Mr.. William E. Fendall, OF Alexan-
dria. Va, has been visiting his cousin,
Mr.. A. Marshall Marbury, at Upper
Marlboro. II Prince Georges Enquirer.
Mr.. Wythe White, former manager
Of the Bell Telephone Company IN this
city. but now of Richmond, was in the
city today for a short time on his way
to New York where he goes to see his
brother. who is quite i'll there.
Miss Katherine Stuart adJle sd the
classes OF the High School Friday
morning in Fredericksburg in the in-
terest of organizing Audubon Societies
among the children Of Virginia to pro-
tect the birds and other wild animals.
Mr.. G. S. Il. Burke and DR.. l.. ;.
Greene have returned from a trip TO
London
The November meeting OF Mt. Yer
non Chapter D. A. r., was held yes
terday evening at the residence of Mrs.
II. c. Powell, yesterday, the regent,
Mrs. W. A. Smoot, presiding. After
business had been transacted, the mem
bcrs Of the chapter were entertained by
their hostess q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
SCOTTISH RITE MAsoNs.

Tho meeting OF George Washington
Lodge Of Perfection, No. Z, ocotliSl
Rite Masons. last night, was one OF 'n y,
most interesting and enjoyable hels
since ifs organization. The fourteenth
degree was conferred for the first Tune
Visitor, from Washington were present
Al the close Of the meeting tne mem
hers and their guests repaired 10 'nt
Young Peoples Building where 4 roya
ta"orcf had been prepared by the
D 49, - members Of the lodge. The
following was the menu;
Lvnnhayen' bay oysters, ia" ana
f,;ed queen olives, celery mixed
nickles. sailed almonds, roast turkey
iy;,b cranberry sauce, old Virginia
ham. chicken salad, cold slaw, stuffed
neppers. sliced tomatoes, ice cream
assorted cakes, apples, bananas, grapes
Roouefort and cream cheese, cigars
cafe noir, mints.
Several speeches were made amer
the discussion OF the feast, Mr. ). T.
Alexander, acting as POSTMASTER
The following ladies composed the
committee which prepared the banquet
Mrs James E. Alexander, Mrs. W. q.
LeHew, Mrs. r. W. Arnold, Mrs
George II. Schwarzmann, Mrs. H.
Wolford, Mrs. Thomas Fisher, Mrs
II. X. Field, Mrs. Charles 7. Lindsey
and Mrs. S. b. Moore.
The following are tho officers OF the
lodge at present;
Venerable Master, William -G. Le-
Hew, 80 degree; Senior Warden, James
f. Alexander, 80 degree; Junior War
den, William H. Bontz, ir., II degree;
Orator, II. Noel Garner, IA degree
Almoner, Edgar WHfeld, sr., II de-
gree; Secretary, Vernon a. Slaughter,
80 degree; Treasurer, James NJ. Dun
can, 80 degree; Master of Ceremonies,
Frank W. Latham, II degree; Expert,
William J.. Allen. IS degree; Assistant
Expert, Earl A. Mcdonald, II degree
CAPTAIN Of Host, Arthur A. Paul, ~
degree; Captain of Guard, Peter !.
Harrington, - degree; First Sentinel.
Percy Gilt, 50 degree Second Sentinel,
James w. Bales, 81 degree; Third
Sentinel. VIM. 5. Connolly. - degree
Tiler. Plrk c. Timbcrman. II degree;
Organist, Newell ). Grccuaway, &
degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
CARDINALS VS.. FORT MYER.

Tomorrow afternoon at lao the
Cardinal A. G. football team will
tourney to Fort Myer, where they will
play the Cavalry team Of that place.
Realizing that they will be outweighted
% pounds TO the man they will be
compelled to rely upon the speed OF
their back field and their stonewall
defensive front line. The Cardinals
have been practicing hard this week
and are in the pink ot.condihOn. This
will be the first time these two teams
have met on the gridiron aud good
Ramo is looked Tor. A large crowd OF
Cardinal rooiefs viii accompany the
team to help cheer them on 70 victory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
THE REIEICKER LECTURES.

The second course Of Reinicker lee
lures delivered az the Episcopal Semi
nary. during this week by Rev. J. j.
Lanier. Of Birmingham, Ala. were Of
especial interest and attracted great at
tention on4he part Of all who heard
them. His treatm+ mt Of The doctrine
OF the Trinity was clear and illumln-
ating, not only 10 the logical butte the
lay mind, and his treatment OF the
sacramental system OF the church was
admirable, His style is clear and his
arguments made more telling, By apt
Illustrations are convincing. His pnr-
pose is to show the universal principles
on which the sacramento system Of
the church OF Christ rests, and IN his
lectures on the virgin birth. he demon
stratcd the vital necessity Of this doc
trine from Gods order in the universe
as a fundamental article Of the chris
tan creed Mr. l.anier is an original
and logical thinker and is worthy Of a
wide hearing both through his pub
lished works and his lectures not only
in the Episcopal communion but IN all
churches, and the principles he adyo-
Gates are among the basic ones OF
church unity. No lectures have ever
been received with more interest and
appreciation at the Seminary than the
course he has just delivered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
ANrI-TuBRRCuLOsIs SOCIETY.

Interest in the work Of this society
is so general, that it it will be a pleas
urc to the citizens Of Alexandria to
hear that the Lunch committee have
reported TO the chairman OF the Alex
andria Anti-Tuberculosis Society that
$3.50 was cleared at the business
mems lunch and afternoon tea which
was given on November 10, at the
Rlks' hall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
BROKE UP GAME.

A game OF football was in progress il
the southwestern section OF the city thi:
morning when Officer Young appeared
and the youngsters who were engaged
In the game scampered leaving the bal
in the street The officer took charge
of the ball, but later returned 1t to the
owners, they promising to indulge IL
the psstime in some ether place thar
the streEsfl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
pxLICHTEp AUDIENCE.

An audience that tlIod the building
ln which every seat was taken loudly
snOlauded the vaudeville entertain
sneas furnished by tie mabHgers Of the
IS ,efs House isst night The ea'
tiie proslalnme is esceIeni, bat that
which appeals inost 70 tbs one who
Eau.s to lsugl is Tue character acting
ri Stafford and Darlington in
"a Little Bit OF Nonsense Il you
have a laugh 10 you prepare TO give It
ap II you so to the Opera House TO-
hight 10 see their last performance in
his city. The lectures tonight will be
entirely interesting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
DEATH OF MRS. TURNER.

Mrs. E. C. Turner died last night at
her home near Tire Plains, Fauquter
county. She was the widow Of Edward
c. Turner and sister OF Bishop a.
NJ. Randolph OF the diocese OF South
ern Virginia. She vas a-lldy uEiyer-
sally esteemed in the community IN
which size had lived 50 lpgs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
POLICE COURT,

Justice II. B. Cation presiding.l
The following cases we're disposed OF
bis morning.
Wesley Redd, colored, charged with
pssaultng Sadie jackson, cOlofcd, vas
fined S.,
Martha Mills, celorpd, charged with
iiisorderly conduct, Was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
PAT KILLING.

! number Of people gathered at the
intersection of King and faif!ss streets
shortly before noon today 70 witness.
tie dspatcling u ,Eo rats which bad
baen taken in trap. SEVERAL dog.
passed 10 the meantime, but they all
declined the combat and gazed st the
rodents and wsgged their tails good
naturally. The rats we're finally hber'
sted when some boys who we're in the
crowd made footballs OF them until life
was extinct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
WANTED TO USE HATCHET.

Some. excitement vas caused in the
Petersburg section OF the city yes
terday afternoon'by a colored woman,
who had armed herself with a Ratchet,
and Sc; out in quc,t o. another sable
female who had incurred her wrath.
She, however, failed TO find the object
OF her search and Officer Bell having
put in his appearance the black Meme
sis went to her home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
DRAMATIC CLUE ORGANIZED.

The Yceug Mems Eodaily i.ycspm
f>raalstc snd COMEDY Ciph WAS Organ.
lied last nsht 81 she Young Men 8
Sodality Lyoeum Hall, The foloaing
officers we're elected DR.. +. A. German,
president; NJ. J, Mcfarland, vice presi'
dent, end r, r Power secretary and
traasureT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-12
FrRsT BAPTIST CHURCH.

The services at the Baptist Church
tomorrow will be as follows; Eyangel'
is.ic services conducted by DR.. John
L. Briggs, Of Washington. II a. ~ ,
reception Of members; 3 p. M, great
mass meeting for men women and
children; 1880 p. M, the closing
,aygices-prssching by Or. Briggs.