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Listen" went on Regan M steriously.
Ever been to Montreal? Not Well,
't's an albright burg. Goo climate,
theatres. nice folks, an all that sort of
thing. How'd you like TO live thcrc7"
What? Live in Montreal7 Why do
you nsk?"
Because that's WHERE you're goin' TO
live. That Is. IL you keep on hvin'
where I do. That's where we're headed.
you an me"
"Oh. Michael. what ARE you driving
at? ! don't understand you one Bit"
"Ill explain az clear rs ! cam. What
makes this city OF ours Important The
ocean grain traf1c. II Il wasn't for tina,
same occan grain traflo where'd this
city be- In the discard. buried under
tho cruel white snow. Deader'n n door
nall. Well, I'm goin' to turn the whole
ocean grain traflc from this city to
Montreal. See7 I said ia got back
good an hard Mt our esteemed fellow
citizens here. An that's TOY I'm goin'
20 do &C."
"Oh! But you wouldn't'-
sure | would. Last night I sent n
wire TO tho Western Amalgamated Of
ferin' 'em half the present rates ~ they'd
unload at Montreal. An I've just got
word that they accept. I knew they
would. They couldn't refuse such
rates. An I've mad the Montreal con-
tractors n gilt-edgcd proposition tina.
thcv can't refuse. SO there you nre."
You wonld try TO br.be7"-
sure! ia tip 'em like I'd tip a bunch
OF bellhops. If they get found out
they're done. If I get found out I ION.
right. That's the difference. i've
worked It nil out. There won't be n
terrible lot OF money in It for me at
the rates I'm offerin', but I've sailed
down enough cash to keep us on Easy
street forever. The whole ocean grain
'raiilc VIII turn to Montreal. an this
town viii be stranded nigh an dry
without n dollar TO its back. I'll break
the place, an -
'Mlchael!" she i~nterposed almos,
fercely, understand one thingi If
you go to Montreal you 20 alone, IL
i've nowhere but In this city, where |
a born"
you'll md II kind OF lonesome
here he sneercd. Dye know what
this town will be when i've puit7 A
line OF shantees. two saloons an n dead
dog in the middle OF the street! That's
AL thatIl be left OF the city that turned
down Michael II. Regain. I'm going to
strip this town TIL itll have to crawl
into n bari. I won't leave Il so much
az "A toothbrush an a pair OF shoe
strings. When I die you'll have to
write on my tombstone: Heaven Help
Mike Regain lie turned the Wheat TO
Montreal An that reminds me. I've
got to clean up a few things here he
fore | go"
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him raise his head. Emily stood on
the threshold.
"Moru.a'"' he greeted her with bash.
ful eagcrncss. 1T was awful white
% You 10 send this breakfast 20 me,
girl. Thanks"
II thought YOU might he hungry" she
answered. "Nou've been up all night,
haven't you? You must be fearfully
tired"
II haven't had time 20 ba tired" he
answered. "But tho idea OF n break
fast strikes mo as mighty good. 'Spe-
cially when you took tho trouble n
order Il for mo. say" he broke on
n wistful embarrassment. CHANGING
from his wife TO the tray. II always
used to figure out how fine an dandy
ltd be-sumctimc-maNbe-to-to have
a wlfc fix my mornin' coffee for mo.
Kind OF silly thought for a grown man.
want It? But
lie paused and looked heipies.ly q,
her. Emily moved around TO where the
tray was set.
II should bc very glad to o your
coffee n you care 10 have me do r.
she said. gently.
CARE 20 rave you do TO- ~ echoed.
"Say. IA be great. Gcer' he went on,
admiringly. watching her rs she drew
he cup toward her and lifted the little
silver coffee pot. This Is tho thing
I've dreamed Of. I never thought ia
really happen. To think Or
How many Jumps OF sugar." she In
~'crruptcd, polsing tho sugar tongs above
the up.
"Oh. I don't know" he stammcred.
-Four, ! guess. or five, or maybe six.
Fix Il any way you like. Itll make a
hit with me, whatever you do with It,"
4
IN n sort OF awkward bliss arAl ecstati-
eally gulped down It's scald!nE contents.
Lord Nc grunted. 81 never knew
coffee could taste so good. II was nice
OF you 20 come IN here just 20 fix my
breakfast for me. girl. II makes all
kinds Of n hit with me. r.
THAT wasn't what ! came in for.''
she said, though touched In spite OF her
self by his boyish appreciation. 81 came
20 tell you that everybody who had ac-
cepted for tomorrow NIGHTS dinner has
Just sent me n more or less civil lie.
None OF them will come"
Nor commented her husband. turn
ing the coffee cup upside down for tho
last few drops. well. that don't break
my heart. ia rather fight three heavy
weights than buck up an talk polite TO
one OF your swell friends"
II didn't uppose you would care
she returned. II only told you so that
you could maxi some other engagement
for tomorrow night ~ you wanted to-
Another engagement. hey? You talk
like ! was an English dock at Newport.
Another engagement? There amt ter
civilized folks In all his city that'd lie;
me eat out OF their ash cans-frec OF
charge. Now that they think I'm down.
they all turn on me, 4 week ago they
was lickln' my boots"
Michael" she exclaimed on a sudden
impulse OF pity. I'm sorry! SO sorry.''
Sorry? For me-? Girl, don't 70 los!n'
no sleep about my sad, sad fate. Just
SIT back an watSN me"
watch you? | don't understand"
40? Wen. watch me. just the same
IT, goln' 20 be IA slick show, all right,
an worth loolSin' at"
Butt thcught-isn't II all over?
Aren't you-aren't YOU hope,essly beat
On. inGeod?'
"Beatcu?" no Knocked. Me? Dye
| think them pliers nave got me down?
Watch me. I'm putin NJ a little con
| game nov an maxim a noise Ike n
loser. The minute they think I'm dead
an let 20 OF my arms-that's the tim
III whlrl AROUND an nail EN-. upside
down. 10 tho barn door"
"Dut'-
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title starvation on the side"

little starvation on the side"
"Don't!" she cried In sharp distress.
An I'll be leanin' back in Montrs al
he chuckled, "smokin' a cigar an en-
Joyin' the happy mem'ry OF II ALL"
But, Mfcbael.' she pleaded, think
how those poor families rave suffered
already. The strike has Impoverished
them. They've got almost nothing left.
You CAN'T turn them out into the
streets TO starve."
Cant. hey. why not7 what's soin'
TO stop me?'
Gro Be Continued)
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Michaol ncmu. an tS.tafk,cltr. has seized an
the erals handling business Ne q hg LAKE poft cry
md ha. guWn frn ", Ulu~ng his cmplolets.
Among ne victims ~ ls financial deals ac
Homrf and Donald GusNuld. father and son.
Donald lraras with dl.guff that DIS -ls'er htmIp
has met Reru aud that ehe rather aunllie> Nun
she IL horniied a. htariug ut the man tflc
character. Rcgan offers 10 save trssoid nom
hankruptcy and PRISON. in riufn igr hfniB : manu-
In, stipuiates that she shall he Regans wife IA
name only. Afttf the marriage Donald inctt'
E,ran's lahorcrs 10 srikc. \ striker comes 70
pr,n's hons, with an uinmatum from The union.
L.eaa morls him sfnecless. hut has barely time
10 dlre him out ~ the room before the Arch-
tishnp arrives. Hs Grace intends 10 speak ~ q
mas~r,ertins o. the strikers. Rcgan. BY pretend
inc 10 Weld. dissnades him. Emily exposes her
husiard's deception. The Archbishop al le
massmsetiug tells the strikers never again TO WORK
for REGAIN.
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Copyright. 1911. tv The rrS Publishing Co.
tThe New Nork W1Jiil
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Larry English
Carving Table, 80

Just like Illustration No. 4.
Top is 3exls inches. Height,
3 feet 4 inches. Made of the
best %quartered oak and FIN
ished n beautiful shade Of
Early English. One large
drawer with brass trimmings.
Large shelf IN base.
The design Is new and is
made to match the rest OF
this suite.
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Climate Failed
Medicine Cured.

II has hoca nhundar'ly s'ovn tina, rest. fresh
ali and good food do help many pcrsnas suffering
from Tuberculosis. Dui, to be really honest. 1t
must be admitted that the disease is seldom more
than "arrc.tcd.' Something more is needed.
Eckman's Alternative Is a medicine made for
the cure Of Tuberculosis. II has cured this
disease again and again, often these cures have
been effected where the Surroundings were no;
ideal. where no Intelligent care was taken OF the
patient, where money was scarce; good food and
good cooking unusual-yet cure. resulted. Now
we argue and urge that Ec!man's Alternative
should be used In every case d tuberculosis in
addition to good. noirishing food and fresA air,
which We all need.
The fscts-the evidence Of cures that have been
nade-are interesting reading. A remarkable cure
follows; s
Weldon, III.
Gentlemen, Through Eckman's Alternative !
have been saved from n premature grave, and
feeling that | might benefit suffering humanity
! take pleasure in writing YOU a brief history u
my %sickncss, which YOU are at liberty to use.
On Dc. II, 1904, ! was taken with typhoid
pneumonia, My lung, became very much affected.
ms sputum wa, EXAMINED and Tuhtcul0sis Bacll.i
we're found ON ieb, u. 1905. was advised 10
~ 10 Fort Worth. Texas. While there an ah@e.s
IN my rgIt lung broke and discharged. l grew
worse All l.ame very much 6mariated. My
physician informed me that / must ~ to Colorado
~ quickly a. po'sible. | left Texas June / and
arrived Ia Canon city june .. very feeble. After
being there two weeks my physician Informed me
that nothing could be done as my case was hope
less. Three. weeks later ! returned home Weighing
TUT pounds, the doctor having gwen me no ~.
ance u reaching there alive.
On the iitI ~ July ! began taking Eckmau's
wonderful remedy for Consumption. II being very
highly recommended. To-day | weigh l3s pounds.
am stput and wen and can do any kind ~
work about m} grain elevator. have not an ache
nor pain BIO my lungs, cat VOL. sleep well and
never fGt batter would bc glad II every
person afflicted with Tuhevulo,, took E.,man's
.uic. Isisa,I Afidaviu ARTHUR WEBB.
E.kman's Alternative cures Bronchitis. Asthma.
Hay Fever, Throat and Lung Affections. For
sale By ell H,aumau and Rih,r stores aud other
ltadirr druggists. Ak foF booklet u cured cases
and Nrte 90 Eeauan Laboratory, rhlajdph.a.
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Waist Dept.

O'Nciii Main Storc-Ibird Floor.
tforncriy AtomS EuiidinC.A
Dotted Swiss Waists. with r.oatcd front aud back, 10
sleeves finished WITH cUll-, and lign cellar, -
actual value 81. at o.. .. -
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Blanket Dent.

O'NeiIl Main - Floor.
For merly Adams Building
silk Bordercd Comforts, centres OF art print
silkoiire, 9.inch borders OF pink, blue or yell
low silk actual value 81. so. at. ...........
White Cotton Spreads, 72xsO. in a number
-, pretty. designs; actual value 81. 10. Ill.,.
NAVY Blue striped Outing Cloth, with viii
hair stripe, will make II pretty suit actual val,
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s2S Early English
Buffet. $40
Just like Illustration No. /.
The top Il d6 inches long and
20 inches wide. IL is 5 feet
= inches high and has
3iNlO French plate mirror.
Made Of the best quartered
oak. II has two small drawers
and one large drawer and
ample closet room.
he construction and finish
mn Of the best character, and
the design Is new and UP to
date and Is being shown for
the first time.
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Leather Goods Dent.

G.NCiIl Main StOrc-EIrst Floor.
formeriy Adams BUiiGing.)
Wo mems Hand BagS-gCnuinc leather, in
side purse, swagger and carriage bag styles:
actual value 81 90. IT..
WOnien's Hand baRs-genuinc leather. Germ
and leather covered frames, inside purse;
actual value 81. at ......... ........
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O'Seili Main S~torc-First Floor.
Formerly Adams building.
Embroidery FlOunc!nc, odd lengths. q inches
wide, actual value &C. at. yard .............
Ncnise Lierrc ttlet Insertion, Bandings and In
~scrtions. actul value iLc to - "a, at. yard. ....
Hand Croche:ed Meda!ilonS-ia various
shapes; actual value Zoe 70 I5c, at, cuch.. SC
filet Ali-OSers, ~ inches vide, In white only,
actual value SOC, at, yard ...,
ttlet Bands, In cream and white, 3to9
inches wide; actual value l0c to Csc, at,
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Women's Underwear De

O'Nciii Main StOrc-Third Floor.
Formerly Adams Building
Women's Union suits, white ribbed cot ton. low n
sleeveless, knee lengths. lace trimmed bottoms: -
actual. value jOc. al. )
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Ribbon Dept

Ribbon Dept.
C'Noill Main StOre-tirst Floor.
formerly ADAMS Building
Loom Ends, = To \ ILChCs vide. IN Il variety OF =.
weaves and colCrs: actual value Zoe to 81 at, I'd. lU(
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Lord 81 Taylor
Fonnded 1920
Special Sales

For Friday and Saturday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
4 QUIET CHRISTMAS DAY.
Great Anniversary Celebrated in
an Orderly and Sane
Manner.

Yesterday was one OF The quetest
Christmas days since within the mem
DRY OF the Oldest iubabitant. There
was but little to distinguish it from
Thanksgiving day. There was viz
tually no disorder and but few persons
who appeared On the streets showed
the effects OF two much convlvlaiity,
As is usual, many, persons kept open
house, and there was some passing t.
and fro OF groups. The great majority
however, did not seem TO have abused
the gift of heaven. The little ones
were OF course, aglow at at early hour
in the morning making inventories OF
the remembrauces of krlss krlnglc
and other friends. New velocpedes.
bicycles, Irish mails, wagons, horns,
Indian, cowboy and other attlres were
in evidence. The explosive features
showed marked deterioration from
formor Christmas days. A few pow
der crackers were heard, and occasion
some precocious youth, in defiance OF
the law would discharge a salutne
pistol, No accidents occurred SO far as
can be learned.
Services were held III the different
churches according to the notices which
appeared in Saturdays Gazette. They
were we'll attended.
As darkness set in normal conditions
followed. anu early in the night there
we're hut few echoes OF Christmas Of
1911.
Notwithstanding the bad weather
which kept hundreds OF shoppers IN
doors; merchants agreed at the close o
business Saturday night That the holt
day business was the best IN the his
tory OF Alexandria which is saying
| great deal. Up to the time the stores
closed on Saturday night there was
continual rush, and those people wb'
ventured our into the street went t
buy and not to loiter about inspectln:
things they did not want and for which
they had no earthly use. In this re
spect. at least, the rain, was a blessing
in disguise, for it kept the drifting Gle
ment at home and left u free openln
fot those who were really out for bust
ness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
UNITED STATES COURT.
Jurors Summoned for Term Be-
ginning Tuesday Janu-
AIRY 2.

The following petit jurors have been
drawn for the next term Of the United
States circuit court. Judge Edmund
Wandll, which coovenes here January
,. Charles P. Waller, sr., w. H. P.
Kelly, Dallas Richardson, John l..
Monroe, ]. B. Drew. James +. Legg,
Alexandria: Samuel II. Bealc. J. l..
Savage, Nelson C. Deekner. W. J.
Ford, George W. Fehin, William H.
Richards, IT,, John a. White, John
E. Rodgers fredericksburg; j. Y.
White. L. G. Caviness, r. Bruce Og.
den, A. NJ. Chichester, ir.. Samuel
S. Luz, Leesburg; Thomas N. 3rent
IT,. fredericksburg; 0. E. Newman
Manassas; w. G. Williams, and W
B. McAlister, Orange; John r. Glenn
ems, Leesburg, James E. Nelson auC
?. P. Chapman, Manassas; Riley FLEET,
cher, King William Courthouse
George Grayson, Warrenton; Samue
Diener and r. 2. Whitestone. Cul
pepper; John r. Fiske. Quantico; J. c
Gordon, Brandy; H. ID. Dahl, Centrali'
Bruce Stark, Rixeyvllle; Franklin VIII
liams, Vienna; Ashton G.. Jones
Clarendon; J. 4. Quaintance, Boston
d. l.. Glascock Remington; \. W
Phillips, Waterford; L. II. Davis, A
bany.
Several cases OF violations OF tn
internal revenue laws are 10 be heard
There sill be no grand jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.

Charles Sorrell. 90 years old, a
brother OF Samuel Sorrell, who was
arrested by railroad detectives aud
Alexandria policemen Saturday on
suspicion OF robbing freight cars in the
Potomac yards. near this city, was
taken in custody Sunday afternoon by
Officers Carney, Reid, and Scott. and
locked up At police headquarters.
Suspicion OF robbug cars IS the charge
entered against sim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
GIVEN SIX MONTHS.

Joseph Carroll. a weIl-knowu negro
Of this city, was arrested yc5teI day by
Officers Reed end Scott charged with
assaulling Gertrude Jones, colored. In
the Police Court this morning the
latter stated that Carroll demanded
some money he knew she possessed
and upon being refused Knocked hel
down and used his lists and feet on
her. He then Gorcibly took the money
from herr Justice Caon sent the &C
cuscd to Jail for six months. He will
be put TO work upon the roads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
ELKs DISTRIBUTE BASKETS.

In following out the custom estab-
Iisbed many years ago the Alexandria
Lodge, No. 75S OF. the Order OF Elks
celebrated their Christmas by sending
cut hundreds OF baskets TO The poor OF
the city. The committee in charge
consisted OF James B. Fitzgerald, n. j..
Lawler and Rev. Edgar Carpenter
They were kept busy for hours filling
the big baskets with flour, hams,
potatoes, lard. as well rs The more de-
lightrul Christmas goodies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
CHARTER GRANTED.

The International Copyiner Com
pauo, Incorporated, OF this city, has
been granted charter by the Virginia
corporation commission. !, The purpose
ct the company $ilI be the manufac-
ture OF patent copyIiners, and the CAPT
tai stock is to be $150.000. T. ).
Appleman is president Nv. J. Turken-
ton, vire president, and i. l.. New
house, secretary. All are Of Washing
tUU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
NEGRO HELD UP.

William Burroughs, colored. whose
home is in Alexandria county. Il short
distance north OF this city, reports that
be was held up by two men at Wash
ineton and Princess streets late Satur-
day night and robbed. One man, he
declares, relieved him OF two pairs Of
socks and quart OF wine that he had
Just purchased, but overlooking about
s. he had in his pockets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
POLICE COURT.
Justice H. B. Catou presiding

Justice H. B. Cation presiding
The following cases were disposed Of
this morning:
Frank Ward and John Ford, botb
colored charged with disorderly con
duct, were fined SIS each.
Joseph Carroll, colored, charged
with assaulling Gertrude Jones, way
sent to jail for six months.
Frederick White, charged with
drunken and disorderly conduct aut
resisting officers, was fined $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
DEATH OF AN Old RESIDENT.

Lewis Edelcn, an old and well.known
citizen, died yestcsday morning at his
home, 1927 Princess street, after lin
gcring illness. He is survived by sew
eral children. The deceased was n
blacksmith. and for many years was
employed at the carriage factory OF
Tohu w. Summers e Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
COLDER WEATHER COMING.

Fair AMI colder wearher was the pre-
licion for today. The weather man
says there is II disturbance over the
northwest ahd another in the south
These together have produced SHOW in
the Rocky Mountain regions and the
Mississippi Valley and it is expected to
reach here by tomorrow. Freezing
point was not quite reached yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
One Thing Worth Having.

In this world the one thing worth
having is the opportunity. coupled
with the capacity. to do we'll and wcr-
thily a piece OF work the doing of
which is of vital consequence to the
welfare OF mankind-TAsr6ore Rooss-
welt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

A called meeting OF AleNan dria-
Washington Lodge No. -, will be held
tonight at $50 p. m. Special attention
is called to The uolice of Charles n.
Callahan in reference TO the meeting
on "Wednesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
SOCIAL AND Personal
Interesting News Notes About PeO-
pie of Alexandria. Happenings
in Society.

Mr.. Wilfred Robinson, who is at
tending Wayne Military Academy near
Stauu,ou, is spending tho holidays with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W.,
Robinson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Miss Ehie Young entertained OH
Christmas afternoon. at her home in
the Balfour i'll Washington. Among
the Alexandriaus present were Miss
Lisa Anderson, Miss Harriet Douglas,
Miss Lila Barrett, Miss Kitty Barrett,
Miss Anne Lewis Jones aud Mr.. John
Taylor Stephenson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Mrs. J. Watkins and daughter. and
little grandson, John, is. visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Evans, in
Newark, N. j., for the mouth OF jan
uary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Miss Blanche Stansbury, who has
been listing her brother. MI. Herbert
S'ansbury. il New Mexico, for the
past year, has returned home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Mr., u. B. Conrad spent The Christ
mas holidays ut his home III Win
chester
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Mrs. George Wise is tbs guest il
Newport News OF #sss. =sseH=f law an,
daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas G.
Darst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Miss Violet Dunbar, OF Baltimore,
Nd, is spending the holidays with her
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs S. ].
Barnhouse at their home 10 north
Payne street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Miss Emily johnson, who is attend
ing Stuart Hall, in Stauptop, is at
home for the holidays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Judge J. NJ. Love, OF Fairfax, whose
illness last week caused much anxiety
among his friends, has fully recovered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

MIR. Arthur Marshall King, OF tue
University OF Virginia. is the guest OF
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L,
King.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Mrs. George Anderton, Miss Alice
Anderton and Mr.. George Andorton
spent the week END and Christmas day
with Lieut. aud Mrs Robert Dawes at
their home in Annapolis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Captain and RS. Monroe Love
and Misses Harrie9 and Elizabeth Love
spent Christmas with Mrs. Loves
mothcr, Mrs. W. b Daingerfeld.