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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
NAVY OCCUPY rssMe QUARTERS
Tssrey in ssfs >soyrs Last uiafst siss
 s1 Ss1 s1s 5sfss1s~ Provided

Siraouef1 siaers nave seeu abong q salS~diaz@ff sent to lsii within gl1e past seT~ days Cor ga2raucg Eaere were gzv@rfg ws7o were given ladg5n@a 9g cs1ice s1agi6u Wsfnes6ag n &hf A ztssrreste drteeea into headquarters where eaev Had sDeur srefr evenfae zud one sf E-sefus 1Ineh worse gsfaa tue 5Tsers was l6et<e6 ID besasIse 8f afa condition. One 0f Sfte parry came from County Clare LreisEu6, and ae was 5rof1ses In nls Thanks for h4s nights I6f9ing. 1vaat fo thank ygn rom sae bottom of afe aearr ae told Cap taan L8ufaa and gaae ls ao joke. ettiI- ST. he concluded
 One og the travellers WffG wss given a resf told hIs eau7BaaIon8 a1aG He wHs A Taxpayer In caIa city and 1l1ag ae aaa come Eaere ra 1e oug ID SSr the atgfst. Ee said Laa1 ae Had covered aaa srauesas and aone 0f nls fellow r1paniGns was a1Ie tG give 1im t+D on How 70 Io Eg ssfsIer Ee remarked that ne aad gravesea 6s Sasx as any 5re, and knew aoSv c9 d8 II having been as far wess as Denver and anto Esze old e31urry. according s0 dls story.
 One of rae party eGIf1ufeerea rfe statement thar he mad d0ue a56tIt aa much Cumming as anyone n Etze 5usfnesa and de had dome sf he sa5d, when he had money in lis pocket Saying sIta with E spirit 8f sravads. he gas taken Sa sasEx 1y one ef hfs cnm mpan1oua, wi1d reminded aim 8f Ef1e fact chat IT was ffIsf 5s1G1 -fSnRna" Tvt+s cast reflections 8u those wa16 are r=aIlg in need of souIefaIEzz ts saE- This Ees- low who grae.ieed 51TIIr ming with rlInn,- ev in di2 pocket wiuceft under this and tried cn crawl from under, but a1Ads I Ds0r attempt Eze tiesssaxea that ds aIEays carried eoffee and sIgar wftS aim, and rdat if srs6w vas I5 Sees deep he could not he Kept E-arYT his er2 of coffee every morning I'll have uTv ga1ee f [ have ro ga out and ger ffs' 1e said and [ never drink ff without zzJrz4sD
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
caEaa -Ia 4AH1
CrTed NE4eu -e Wzs -nes<sd uc- Se~4ezrr Ccn-elf 5ittzr.

"Wednesday evening Sergeant Con- 1eif fgund a young man Tsstl ruder rife lufIu=nce of Hqt4ar ErIGt carrying 9 large o0rrIe of I1duor n dis T7aes1s.H- Ee Eas uH4bie lo sEsEEss and with dsf- siasance Eae young man vas finally TGc91Fd ID. Ee was in -e1rs he WAS sestEsI into ETesfsfa lIsErrs.Ess ard se- JetIed when au drLesnDt wz8 made la place dim n | cell Ee yaS r1Ttsd n with some rroune- duC ne E1auaged -B srrZsy rlrz sxIu off -9Ie mack aE 5er1EaTTt -ar1elTs Left nzrIa n several places before he 7vas zfrte1 5esIfna ti1e sEeef tiG0r Tie EoHudz were zzIutez1zezt ny Er N B. LswfH
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
FUNERALS.
Mrs. Charles -ilaznrzrei.

Easfg1sstfsv- aftez.fIo5u 1-1e funeral 5f Mrs Charles F E4lIsIssflI-Slzzd vas iEeieL from aer ale home aH EI--t-l HI aEealIe there 1eIug 11afIE iu d-reETet- arcea including g uuTupe- from 1Ilt of town. TTIe sar-1Cesa v-era g1udtIEre4t 1v Ray. E-avarrf = EorcesTer- pastor of rfls. 3rozldvvsEv Cr0ngregarlonaI church and there uere u1aIy 1e4uEifIfi floral forms The 1earers were Ionu P =svalfu Louis Mabrey- Edward C. Ln- dt-rwsod and sFaiIgl ". Spicer Burial Vvag in MsEFtevUOtI GGEueteF- where q tsofr1rTaltIai Service EaS rEsEd. Henry Allen az Son mad charge of eI1e arrange rr7frr+S.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
incidents n s0ciety

1frs Aiisu T gser and sSu Sterling Of New T8rtz are Gae guests 5f 1Ers- E5ze-8 mother HrB. 2 " Ee--fuer8n- 1Uesr Christmas. 3fe-fT1g- SaeC ss 2 freshman n C8lIuTf5ia g9iIeze
 4iss Fanny N Earle if EFartforG zr- rived W-siIes1fay r1 srerd seve-s1 sgeeax win aez sister HEs- 2t4Ii0 Hard JE Washington street
 1Er md Xrs- Eeunfsau fza3IauGs< and their laughter and sou Leet 5Ve1Hesfia- crf snend tfTea Christmas 1Gfiaavs with relatives III Washington D c
 Gfsg Gertrude 2 E-fIe B -1enrfEer 1f effe- gzEestEty sf dt- ET0tvGke eJiIeSe -aelf-us rn ger 1Grue on Washington 5f1r-et -osiav lsTTTTIrsdav5 for the Christ .Iz-S F-EGfri0YT-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
PERSONAL

TF%a4arAF@s5aee N1aeAsI1 E.seSegg df
 85ss Nay Tyay6@u as< y<fera<sl fo ssfSo &ApcvH after sxs@fsesSffx several r*s~3 v5ga sffss Eesgseg " G>agegSy 6f safs 1sTg
 Hr sa<f Ms <. 8. Carer save s42 fs5rHHf s6 NArf<@u fr5s4 g6rwses. sgrhrS ea@v &faspdts,4 eass ftn@r&5 of drsy G@vBa#s sisfery STs F q EyaAsy.
 Hrs Wff1Isrts <<snr # eS5~is&r vss iH s1sea Tuesday sss6 wn51s hevs sf- ended fa@ nAA14ng Sf efs~ city ro1- l@He eIsxts wAg~ff vas a.ssd &f f14e x6r- vsra e5a5 hoasa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
WALTER C4%Cs
Tr-zsur-- and Manzuer df 1or1iuior
 Lun1csr CoHn1zny

Tie Por- Hood GzzeseedrrgE 5r CsT1e EraFaT luazr dare 0E Nov 51 4aES-
 Last week EiIe D6mIuia E-.IITTEsezE ranBauy qf LfahetI shipped Z3a 9aU feet of rst and ZTd high sy-airetI iIarfT- Taa4E 1v ssE1oauer Eetan @lIa1fIe- II Port Hastings. TO 3IvsIic TVE1a-r 80s- C3rf zFI- Walter F Dtx8u Is -reasTIrer and Ena11agar GI UEIls eonpaIT- He Es T hustler 11d s u1akiIrg things TTIE1- Tie dfEEaud for rtIe output 1T these mills is filcreaz4ng daily We wish -1as enterprise ETtEe1 ssICeszsz-
 Ms- DfEonz home IS n this city 9n Orchard sFreat and f0r E uuuTJar gf yearS ne vas commercial rraveIer- His ulauy friends will De pleased to learn gf his Iew position
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
sspr-aen+zrfv= sF sunnysids Journal.

This week rzIere came here from New Jersey q W0Fna1 representing tIIe Sunny side Journal f1r Ef1a Darpsze aT looking into the saFe brought 4xz5rHF Caroline Bailey charged with seear- ing money under false 1reIeuses. 4He having been a representative 8T tiIe 1aper. The second w0n-au stated that the Galvaager5 ware 9fraetad -g so- fieit zJIhscrf Dr.Gu4 for rfYe paper and not in behalf 0f tt1e 590r chiIareu the subscriptions being q q year aTId that ei1e sJIDzert3er mad rf1e 1rfuilege of naming 1oar children ID whom 4 CODY Es5TrId ne Serr
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
ccEssA sTu1ENTg zIC-.
ons Killed and ZEE Ar-ezTer-5euerai
 Poiicssuen fr1iur.r-

Odessa Dec. z1--Au 4z1zr7or Bv tf1a police today ID I1Eperza T arIaaurH meeting fu rtIe precincts If -4ia tIT1fvar- 3Try led Co q Serious rTor, iu which 8na student was killed three were HOT IalIv wounded and others received slight vounds. Seven policemen were severely u1ured-
 During the course Jf the T1esslgTz Efre police reql-~stsd E1e ss1denEs t0 withdraw. In answer | shot was fred Eu the air The dean t1aIled gIuar1 EEI@ prefeet and \ strong 1eFzcIrr ssar yr police and C5ssaekS surrounded the uuIver11tv building
 The 1refacr- while mounting the steps. was greeted with | voEIev Gr revolver shots rom Ct1a windows of ti1e institution The polic. renffef with two volleyrs. Two l1rfired and thirty five students were ar-ested.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
iaraca lrfarzsn Says.

ErcIs Horace Johnson JE Middle Eaadazn gives 1t1r tf1e following warn ing 70 icsE7en.
 The ice dealers should lose no tine ir7 securing ttla winters supply Tor szIznTner use They cannot IepenG an the month of Tecrt1ar- of rfIIs wIurer11 i4 will 1e@ a wsg-v yveF month. Tia next tsc4ei wave should cuE1se cftesn ID hustle. There will soon os one. get rsaszIIg for business
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
sc-1 LccSL COMPANIES
 r46 SEGULAS cEGCL5
Ns tr~ s~sGs5er7 Present. sr1 fsspecss FIf1ss Csvrpsnse-Ssr5tssn Miller ss~ st5ts so se1 ~sre For Inssr-scsio1s-

0u Wesfnessay ereniu2 aiHe Third a5sd Efftff e8u1rs14eg had t5efr regular fri5Is aEs El1e sxn0ry- Word szs rps~ essVesa fJv eessohnue From Captain Mill sr wf5G as gswfug Instructions r0 The esnDadfes saea week or soaaf srt lffeTv work. s0 gfIs sfgee1 tiTat he asd rnlsse5 connections and vas una6te 70 gel aere.
 4aEnr E1aai5eTz vas n 6ttsFasg1cs and fnapecessd the Fifgr SouBa1T v1ied Isaa rige drill slaea for drilling arst- sffsr which gsIe ThlraI e9mDaug az6 sae EIoor
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
czfwINsL SUPERIOR COURT
 c6MEs N JANUARY :.
Trrss ContioseS C1ss 70 Coo7e zs- fors jicge 1sse-

The January ye-Tu of the crfn1irsI superior e9tfrT VIII sone T ETsra 5r TIeaaay .5fuuarY 5 with s3~1eeu ae-v 1fsJG9ed If The c1ses c3n9e rom v9s~ -f674s points Gf riIe county there being gfs@eraf cr8m tfTis city I1fE rre~e 4-e 10 capital s4ses tf1fs eJrlIe There zre sszgg-ai sSEsea 5n he lizf rfTr-e tf1e 7c- essgaed are T es1avzss 5g rife Jr5bsgs6u officer Tsfe esaea Fre gYTos+Iy frr 5aefe. 0urglarv and zssasItt-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
ctass sans..et af Yale. 'os.

Local members Of UiIe class of Isi5 at Yale have IzSEely reeaiFesI IuuouHee- rrentz to tffe eHeee tflsst Friday. Feb. g. I91I is ttls date of their slzuI an ntEaI class banquet a1 lhs Tsa4e ctrIn. Sesv York. < spesiaI invitation g ey- leHsIes to ex-neru1eEs and s1oR-s--1a- = laTes of rlre. .cfass.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
.VE5CiCT =CE PLAINTIFF
 HN c1NMCN PLEAS COURT
1~ Courlss Avsr-sea SS17.A2 in ts4e
 @aas Against stfe <onneesic:FK Ca.

4b New London an Wes1uesd4v ci1e case or 1r E. F Douglas ws GI1e Con- 1ecTicsIr s1uDanv Tvaa continued it Je- .n1 | s1fE for sT0n damages sar dam age % h1s az1Tg which Tsks srE-tcx 5y < CAT 6E EzIe company n Zezy E-1ra0II-
 Afte- hearing Ike frzurTTeTts of JtIe attorneys in the case Burrows fr1G Berry Judge Waller charged ZiIe .ITr Eud 1fTey s80tx tire matter under e9H- sfdega1fGu shortly 5efare Corr o'clock They considered t for aa hgHr and a qTIar-e-, 3rzuaiu2 h Terdicc for szIT z8 for fife. plaintiff
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Arrested an Sss1sGlcn sf 5e:aa Com
 ,ect.cs sssist, Ws--r,,irs. 2,,,,-ries,

Waterbury G8nn Dss -lfearzs Harrington. 16. ana Daniel 0tDonaIa. 8 were arrested here tonight in con- aeetion wrtn tiie rseenI vI104sssie breaks n Water1ury xst1srrown ard 0akvilIs Considerable plumber stolen was ralayered in the arrest of the rss Sn1~
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Every police patrol box in Los An- geles viii be supplied with fiist-aid baiidages and medicines. so thar a po-. hcenl.n can care for the victim of a. street aceioent before the ambulance sS@s~~%
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
01yDY [ aecAa1T,
 z11 s91ss 1z
Ties Hosiery
 Umbrellas

gss 1jNs iks ssrsss shss 5sesss 2 rrsu 5ssvs ssevssnsrs -s ssn s~ss~s s- sss Y5a ssu chooses ssssrr 1srs ss sris srssrs sssisSsrs;on, sscsoss rrssx 5r5b- s6sy Sis is ssss ses~s rnsrs 1s ssgs lis >sostin1 sws asrssfstfrss
 c~e sS s.~ 3sss@ ss tfz ts "a. s~ srs c1.r-1ss. ss sr sss4rs frs sift-
 Wsrs 9oe ssrsrss fo~ esrs sosz e,s. <s. ss<sss ts so-re ss~s fo~ ssrs rus~ss s~ Sosgs s~sssrt.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
GEO. A. DAVIS
If Undecided About Your Christmas Gifts

Come here and you ~ill find Jus- what you wan<-
 We have large assortment of use tui nnsrchanGiss and the sriess ar= right.
 Electric Lamps vs,sh all gloss shades srorr $500 70 sSooa.
 Coffee Sercolatcrs ir nickel and cog per Thsse are beautiful goods and r's~e very acceptable gifts.
 We have the ,rcs+ com npless line of lssthsr Goods ever shown m Nor Nich.
 Portfolios. Writing Cases and Desk Tablets. Jewel Cases, Crinkinq cuss ard Military Brushes.
 rrassiins Clocks in leather eases.
 Shopping Bags Pocket Books, Bill Books and lst*sr Cases. The line fs large and the assortment the best.
 French China Cut Glass and Sterling Silver.
 Come hsrs first and sec what ~s have to offer you.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Christmas Information

Christmas Information We give below few 5f rs1s use- E1I Christmas Gifts offered rn the Norwich siIo1ne-s 1y The dxsna Chase Ca.
 FOR LADIES aas sr1 =.sezrTc LAWNS Grating 1isrea Csrzs1 5pyes-srs 5rssxprs
 Thermometers -frssesx -os<s-s -offse 5s-csszrsr7 E.ec4ric Flat ir1us E!se4rfc -1zsfsys
 FOR BOYS -fexiBi. -fysrz Skates
 Grain <niv-s T-Icyc.sz
 Wagons
 -si%Grzsr insrrunsnss Te:e5t--~ss Tooi ss1es 
 FOR MEN safsry 5azrys Carving Ss<s Tools
 [atie-y
 Heading -zr,rs S7csc=s =izstr -.Gnta 5E1--514 Goods
 EEe EATON. llASE Company lea Nafu 5irge.- Norwich csnn. OPEN EVENINGS. iecZ1d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
GEO. A. DAVIS
 2S-29 Broadway decssd

rhhsKE ss ao advertising medi&m in Eastern Connectfcut equal to Fes Stll- lsSin for business resAsltA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

"Wednesday evening III the South Norwalk Congrega tionaI church. the Forefa thers' day address was delivered by the Rev Prof. Benjamin W Bacon. of Yale. A Nor1alk paper said: The whole Bacon family has eesn most prominently and intimately associar- sd with the hte of Congrega u lenalisn in Connecticut and throughout New Englaod
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

At special meeting of the connec- ticut Genealogical society. held Tues day at the state capitol. arrangements tS were completed for the twentieth an nual meeting ro ee held in Hartford, February l and ?. and also for the pig New EnglanG fruit show. which is to be held in connection with the an- nual meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

fJrgz afsgs srd oh0fr directors sre rs- l5ln6~f g0 seTs< rhe4r f.hefssalss na4Isf- cal 5ro1szanaes g6 Ta< Bulletin sn s1rd ses <orr for ciFslscsesoa.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Large nssnafser 5f beassl<sl 5o9Is sffl fs~ sslS sE ede Halle ciaTs< Great saT- xSfns f6nae tn and sees--zdw.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Dsrsss1sr ssssn T, 6sfHe:x Sf gsae 6tI-- rszg sf Zscl6nsI ladIsea rses Washing s6a and New Eoslx, hss 5een in ErfdQe~ 5orr ara agllz for 2 r0ur sf gffe sfaees go raiee ea9uf sfz weeks- The trip will De made by automobile
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

EngLsaFlans have been Easu.ss for cn Ira lga1r~s. ball for Gov Simeon Baldwin in Foot cfs1a1.S zr11orv. E4rz ford, We3Heeday evening. January 1 There will oe quite an a.1EenGance Iron rflis giciuirv
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

It was stated Wednesday, that the New Haven railroad would cancel 1e0 passenger trains which go out and in at the Boston terminal on next Mon- day. Ir IS the usual custom of the mana cement to take off 8 number of trains for Christmas The change is for only one day. however.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

zsnze7rLs@r tae sale of dolls sf ghs EsaIle efIs- Prices gzu9> EforTl sGe Ia ss.99 Mrs @ftbg Will nave d. dtapiay 1g Lace, embroidery ere.s ag ehe Es1Ie cilD --s4V
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
Official.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

| AT regular meeting Of the Board OF Al
dermsn OF the city of Alexandria, Va, heI,
March 70, 1910, there were present:
j. K. N. Curtin, esq.,, President. and
Messrs; Hill, Brill, Marbury, Bal.enger
Field, fitzgerald and Summer.
Mr., Field. Of the Committee on General
Laws, to whom was referred preambles and
resolutions instructing the Corporation At.
torney TO take such steps as may be necessary
70 cause the Washington, Alexandra snd
Mount Vernon Railway Company to appear
before the Corporation Commission to show
cause why the rate Of fare should not be re.
duced between Alex ndria end the District Of
Colambia line, reported 10 favor Of sdoptir &
the resolution with the instructions thst the
Corporation Attlrney report TO Council Re.
fore introducing legal proceedings. The re-
port was adopted.
Mr.. Field also submitted sund,y bills in
CURED in the work Of the health department,
amounting TO $40, which were referred 10
the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Bsllenger introduced petition Of sun
dry persons for three src lights on north Fair
fax street, leading to the Old Dominion Glass
Works, viii h was referred TO the Committee
on Light.
A report Ct the Committee en- Streets aud
Finance recommer ding the passage Of a resc-
luton appropriating g. 90 for the construs-
tion Of the sewer in the northwestern section
Of the city. was received from the Common
Couasli and laid over,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAR. 2s. 1910

Stormy times ahead for reIu 0licans
Ia Massschustt:s were forecasted yester'
DIV when the national political weather
cock turned democra.Ws d and the Old
OIlony section, one of the republican
stroDgholds OF the siits, placed Eoger Q
N. Fcss, of Boston, one of the country's
leading expOnerts of reciprocity WITH
OaDads, 10 tho Congressional seat Of
tbs late William @. Lowering. Mr..
Foss accomplished what was regarded "a
almost G political miracle, tuning a re-
publican plurality of 1880 into a
democratic victory Of 5.640. the vote
was: Eugene N. FOsS, of Boston, demo-
crst, IA, 1880; William r. BucharaO, OF
Brockton, rsE ublican, $40. 1t 6as
the most overwhelming defeat the re-
publlcsns have met in Massachusetts
since Governor Bats was overthrown by
William L. Douglas, six yesrs ago. The
rssnlt is considered ss of more than
STATE vide importance, for Mr.. Foss
stamped the Fourteenth district on DE-
tlonal questions and t1e people backed
him with whoop. 1t was the b'st
coates. to be decided by the voters since
Sue Psyn5- Aldrich tariff bill became
operative, and had peculiar itt'rest on
that tcccu7t. The voters Of Mssssct u
selts showed plainly by thsls votes that
the ne~ taTlff law is not satisfactory to
them. The recent elections In Missouri,
Maine. New York and Massact u sets
are bat straws to show the way the wir d
is blowing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
Meat plots 10 Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md, March 23-"Mea
riots" were the order of things il the
Ghetit districts here this morning. A
mass meeting, attended by over 5000
women, members of the Housewives
Association" was held last night al
which speeches denouncing meat dealers
in general were made and boycott de-
clared. "Our husbands die in the fac
tories; our babies and ourselves die at
home" was the cry. Meat prices t
Baltimore are the highest in the city's
history.
This morning pickets were stationed
around the Kosher butcher shop in III
district. IN many instances those who
had the temeri,y tobuy meat were rough
ly handled, their meat being taken from
the baskets and dashed into the guttei,
Others we're forced to return the pnr.
cbases to the shops and have their
money refunded. Great crowds collect
ed and excitement rampant. Police
reserves were called and finally restored
order. Further trouble of more seri-
Gus character is looked for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
Remnants in Mems De-
Dartment.

We will close out about FIVE dozen mems reg
ular sc black sateen shirts, with neck
bands, all sizes. Remnant price Thursday.
each 36s.
One'small lot news work shirts. with collar
attached, choice Thursday, each 19e.
One lot meme regular Csc fancy band bogs.
choice Thursday each Ice.
One lot mems regular si.00 neeligee shiris..
choice Thursday, each 500.
One lot boys SOC white and fancy negligee
shirts, choice Thursday each sc.
obi lot mems white stiff bosom shirts. also
several uplaunderei white shirts, size IL.
choice Thursday, each $50.
One lot mems regular 25c suspenders, choice
Thursday, pair 19c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

TT Is slmtst ss importsrt 10 proiec'
o,ntn mers from shoIt weights as from
innnre foods. A bill has been Intro
du,ed In the House os Representative
t } so amend the pure food act as to re-
ou'fe mai taclnreIs to print on the iabei'
of food sold 10 packages the weight
o1sptiiy o. lumber Of the altcltS COZ
tanned thereto. tits very desirable thai
this amendment should pass, with tut
abba penalties for failure to conform Ic
the lew. When the pure food bill va
Fl tst presented 10 Congress, 10 ISVo' II
c,ntsiGed q provision for compulsory
oublicf en- Of The net weight oil confer u
o. lckages, but for some reason unkno"n
eco. ,-4-s L-1 L~s-
a matter OF importance thIt the buuglt
should now be recti6ed. At least The
added cost of living resulting from short
weight stealing should 6nd no open de-
Tenders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
Majority Opposes Statewide Strike

Wilkes Barre, Pa, March 29.-Tht
session of the executive board of the
State Federation of Labor, ID decide
whether to call a statewide ttdke to aIdthe
Philadelphia traction strikers, vac pos
poned until this afternoon bees se OF tae
sbsence Of two members who were called
to Philadelphia for 8 conference there.
1t Is stated on authority thlt majoriiy
Of the commit ee opposes a state vide
strike.
The fact that the anthracite mine .
have decided to respect their contracts,
no mater what acton might be ordered
BY the It to board, has hsd g disinc,
deterrett eject 90 the board, although
President GSeensws't still insists tbs
the unions favor drastic action.
Reading, Pa, March 23.-T5s Fsde.
rated Trsdes OtuacIl, the Central Labor
body of this city, with RhIch are affiliated
tsenty-nine local u1IoDs, voted unaui.
mr. u'ly today sgsinst lining a state
vide strike in sympathy VITA the Phil
sdelphia carmen. The opinion was ger
ersl thst contracts With employ ers che d
no! be broker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
Dir, RooseYeIt,s Itinerary.

Rome, March 29. - Ex.PresidenI
Roosevelt will not be asked 10 address
the American Methodist Church when
be comes to Rome, according to a state.
ment today by Prof Edward B Spencer,
of the Methodist College, tn: II he does
speak it will be after bis audience
With the pope April 5. Thus there will
bs no embarrassment such as resulted
from the vatIcan'd cancellation OF lite
invitstlon to former Vice President
Fairbanks because he addressed the
Methodists before the date set for the
reception by the pope, which made the
reception impossible
Mr.. Roosevelt will be received by
King Victor April 4. A state dinner
will be given IN bis honor. Queen
Helena Is also planning social ~ &c.
ton In honor OF Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss
Ethel, az unusual distinction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
Republican Setback in MASSACHUSETTS.

b ,stOD, Mass, March 20 Stunned
over the reAl'z ton OF the complete de-
feat oftheir candidate, republican leaders
ere trying today to figure IN. just what
the result in the Fourteenth COugres-
sonsl district mCs1s. The election Of
F. N. Foss, republican, running as s
democrat, and the ovtiturnipg OF the
strongest republicsn district In Mass.
schusests, Is q direct reflection OF the
feeling Of the people towards the Intur-
gent movement, according 10 democrat
and republicans alike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23


The AMERICAN jewish committee
aaucu lesS that it has received advices
from uuitworiby sources in Berlin stat
Ing that the expulsion Of Jews frem citits
In Russia bas reached a msguitude never
heretofore attained. Formerly those
threatened with expulsion at the caprice
of local governors were able t. get pro-
lection through the ministry Of the 10
tsrior; whereas now, II is sitt.d, the
ministry it,elf is i,sOing the orders for
expulsion. Hundreds Of families, accord,
ing to the sdyices, that have lived for
years Ia Kisf, Rigs, KsSsn snd Woou-
esch sre'beipg drIveE out. Semitic hatred,
u Unfortunately, is still msHitsst In some
portions of the CIVILIZED world.