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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
CONFEDERATE VETERANS

r. +. Lee Camp, Confederate Vese-
rams, held their regular notify meeting
last night at their hall. A communica-
ton from committee Of the Home Tor
Confederate Women at Richmond was
laid over until the next meeting. The
committee appointed 10 prepare resolu-
tons on the death Of Comrade Barney
beavers made their report. several
committees reported progress on mat
tiers referred to them The adjutant
was directed to tender the thanks Of
the camp 10 Mr.. John Lynch, OF
Washington. y. c., for two bound
volumes OF war maps presented to them
through Comrade Chss. v. Mander. At
ths next meeting of the camp the an
nual election Of officers will hs held,
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Ths WAX IN aioToSSo.

Tang;er, March Rebel forces.
who hold nearly all the territory be-
tween Alcazar Kebir and Fee, today
proclaimed The restoration OF Abdul
Agiz rs Sultan, in place of Mulai Hatid.
The sultan troops have been repeat
edly defeated in the fighting that has
nov lasted nearly week and are To-
day making desperate effort 10 rally
their shattered forces al Fee. Their
position is CRITICAL and unless Mniai
can engineer a coup. his overthrow
seems inevitable,
Telegraphic communication IS badly
crippled. but meagre reports say that
hundreds have been slain. Rebels are
reported as SURROUNDING Fez. Foreign
residents have sought the protection OF
theft consulates The German cruiser
Eber IS now 5teaming Tor Casa Blanca
The only object II the revolt is the
restoration Of Abdul Aziz, who lost his
throne 10 his brother in 1908,
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PERSONAL.

Rev. r. P. Williams, Of Trinity
Church, Washington, will preach at
ST. Paul's Church at S o'clock tonight.
Mr.. T. II. Brawner. Of this city, has
heen appointed Waterman at Airing
ton. Ar. Brawner has for some time
been employed in the office OF the Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany in this city.
Mr.. Thomas Waddey left today for
Palm Beach, Florida. II is rumored
that he has received an extensive con,
tract from the government for work At
that city.
Mcssrs. Richard 3. Washington
and Harrie White have been ap-
pointed by Judge Barley justices OF the
peace for the Second ward.
The many friends Of Mr., j. r. n.
Curtin will regret to learn that he is
seriously il! of pneumonia at his home
at Braddock.
Nj, and Mrs. hobart Prettyman
have returned from Birmingham, A'a.
after 4 delightful visit
Mr.. Algernon C, Chalmers, now
one OF the assistants TO the General
Counsel OF the Atlantic Coast Line,
WILMINGTON, North Carolina, is on
a short visit to this city, his old home,
where he had and still has many
warm friends. He is the guest OF
Mrs. Jno. L. Tackett, Eli south St,
Asaph street (where his stcp.father,
MIR. YIN. L. 17endall, nov makes his
residence. Many friends are glad to
hear Of his success in his new home.
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iieds Glhnrns Gil.

London, March Lord George
Hugo Cholmondeley. second son OF The
Marquis Of Cholmondelcy, was married
today ~ the registry Office to Mrs,
Clara Stirling, 4 former American
chorus girl, and the divorced wife OF
John Alexander Stirling. TIE Marquis
Of Cholmondele: tried his best TO break
ID the match, Hh:ch became public
only last THURSDAY.
lord Choluoodelsy IS se~e.al Fears
-o:,aeer than his wife cud will l;kel?
lose a sl5. OOG tequest made &c h:c1 b.
tie late LAZY Meux. provided he ;2a7-
,;cd woman Of his ovn social -ank.
Lady Cho'mon5eiev Is tie daughter OF
Charles Il. Taylor, OF Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
PUBLIC SALE
OF \ VALUABLE FARM SITUATED
NEAR WHITE POST, CLARKE
COUNTY, VIRGINIA,

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court ii Clarke county, Virginia, pro-
noiinced on the 9th day Of November,
1903, in chancery caTse therein pending
Of Arthur Snovden; complainants, Us.
Hubert Snowden ct ais, defendants, the
undersigned special commissioner will
offer for sale at public auction 10 front Of
the residence on the premises to be
sold on
THURSDAY, MARCH 80. 1911,
at - o clock Al. that valuable farm known
as "Benyenuc," Of which the late David
Meade died seized: situated east Of and
adjacent TO the village of White fost,
Clarke county, Virginia, and containing
about two hundred and fifty acres, the
exact area to be ascertained by survey.
This IS one OF the most valuable and
productive farms in the beautiful section
Of the Shenandoah Valley in which 1t
,ies--is about Il nile distant from Sta
ton on the Norfolk and Western Rail
0a-. embraces ia abundant area OF tim
Der for all farm purposes, is under good
fencing, has on Il { small and elceedino:
Il valuable orchard ofapple trees, and IS
ivnpro-ed by commodious brick rest
dsnce weil situated: and by all necessary
ovtbuildiugs. This gale offers rare OPP
pc.eun;ty &c secure beautiful ana at
ror-iye hone,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
LANTERN TALK.

The Young Peoples Building was
f,,ed last evening by an appreciatlve
audience, the occasion being the first
nopular lantern tall; on church history
bv Rev. L. n. Galley, OF Philadelphia.
The first section treated of the early
church from the bir;h Of Jesus Christ TO
the recognition of Christianity as the
religion of the Roman. Empire 3. c. 4
to a. .. 324. Under this head he gave
an account of the founding OF the
church (B. C. Ito A. D. 100 the Mar
tyrdon Of St. Stephen, the conversion
OF St. Paul. the first church council at
Jerusalem. Nero and the persecution OF
the Christians the destruction Of .Jern-
salem and the second persecution. In
telling Of the triumph Of Christianity
CA. D. l00-324) accounts were given OF
the apoetolic fathers. Marcus Aurellusr
and the persecution under him, Poly
earn, the catacombs, Irenaus, The
church ia Egypt and north Africa, The
Decian persecution, Constantine the
Great, and the edict OF liberation. Dur
ing the iutermission hymn was sung.
In the second section vas presented the
rise Of tue Papacy, from the Council OF
MEGA 10 the mission of St. Augustine
to Britain, A. D. 325 to 597. The prin-
cipal events Of the church of the Chris
tan Empire (325-4l0) were the Arlan
heresy and the councils of Mecca, and
Constantinople, the building OF
churches and the spread OF the faith
under the lead of such msn as Athana-
sius, Ambrose, Ghrysostom, Anthony.
Ulhlas. Jerome. and Augustine OF
Hippo. The claims OF the Papacy
(4l0-59.) began with the sack OF Rome,
the overthrow 81 paganism and the IAN
of the Roman Empire. During this
period two great councils we're held III
Ephes,ls and Chalcedon, the bened,c-
tine order Of monks was founded, 90
yis the Frank, was converted and the
church vas uudcr the influence OF Leo
the Great, the Emperor Jnst'n'an ana
Gregory the Great.
Mr.. Galley is fluent and attractive
speaker and held his audience without
difficulty and there will be even more,
no doubt, TO his next which will treat
OF the church in the middle ages and
the Protestant reformation. HIS talks
are beautifully illustrated with pictures
of the men Eani places OF which ne
speaks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
RRy / III HOLMES WEBS.

Rev. John NJ. Holmes, pastor OF
the Methodist Protestant Church ~
this city, and Miss E. Virginia Fergn-
son. of Washington. were married yes
tarday in The latter city. The ceremony
vas performed at the home OF the bride
in the Berkshire Apartments by Kew.
Dr.. J. N. Sheridan, OF Baltimore, who
is president Of the Maryland Annual
Conference II the Methodist Protestant
Church. Rev. Mr.. Holmes was Wild
over his first wife having died IN
Baltimore several years ago. lie has
three children. Miss Lulu Holmes,
Mrs. Curlev, Of High Point, North
Carolina, and son, John NJ. Holmes,
If who il connected with the Johns
Hopkins University Y. Nj. G. A. The
wedding vas quiet affair. The bride
was ar active worker in Rhode Island
avenue Methodist Church in Washing
ton and it has been during the pas
torate Of Rev. Mr.. Holmes in Alexan-
dria two years. that he met her. Dr.
Holmes has been a member OF the
Methodist Protestant Conference Tor
over 30 years, and he is one OF Its most
prominent members. He has served
in Baltimore as pastor OF Nest Baitl-
more, Mount Lebanon and Allnut
Memorial churches. His pastorates at
each lasted five years. DR.. Holmes has
also served churches in number OF
towns in Maryland. He IS not only
known az builder of churches but
a. successful raiser iii the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
liuziererg Eiectrocutsl,

Boston, March 1t took only
fifteen minutes early today TO put to
death in the electric chair Andrea
Insen, aged 10, and Wassali lvankow-
ski, aged %, two Of the three Lithua-
Man bandits who terrorized Lynn on
June % last, killing Thomas A. Land
rgan, shoe manufactures, and Police
man James A, Carroll. The trio held
up Landrigan after L. had drawn
"a 500 from tue bank. and Killed both
the manufacturer and the poicema7
who vas acting as bodvguard. Selling
tile bss OF money. they lied through
the city pursued b. police and citi.tnS.
In The running light Que ofthe bandits,
known only rs Joe. vas killed aud the
other t1n Here wounded and cap
Tired
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. ssnaux wins Miyi,eiin Prize.

Paris, March 7.-Eugene Renaux
today flaw iii a bi.plans, with NJ.
senouque as passenger, from Paris
suburb, TO the highest peak oithe Puy
de Dome mountains, $50 miles distant.
lie made the trip with only one stop IN
five hours and thirty minutes, thereby
winning the Michelin prize OF S20. 600.
the terms OF which required the hight
70 he made in six hours.
The peak on which l'enanx
landed is 4,s06 feet high. The land
ing place was a few yards square and
exceedingly rough The machine
aliehted, however. without Injury:
Even a broken wire would have barred
Rensux from claiming the prize.
Reuau1 beat Henry Weymann and
Alfred lie Blanc, fellow aviators, WHO
Travelled the route in ali automobile
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
FLKs ELECT OFFICERS.

Alexandria Lodge OF Elks at their
meeting last night elected the following
.,it.cers II. 3. Quinn, exalted ruler; K.
i. Barrett, esteemed leading knight
lanes ". Bales, esteemed loyal
knight; I. P. Russell, esteemed leetur-
ing knight; Walter NJ. Donneily,
sscreta,y; II. Friedlander. treasurer
James Callan, trustee; 7, y. Downey
filer. Howard ", Smith vas chosen
representative to the annual meeting OF
tha Grand Lodge. with David Z, Robey
as alternate.
Several new members were initiated,
Arrangements were made for the
officers Of the lodge to 20 10 Washing
ION Wednesday evening next to initiate
!, large class Of candidates Of Washing
ton Lodge. The officers will be ac'
rompanied by delegation OF members,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
ORGAN RECITAL.

Seldom il such III opportunity Al
1o,dsI to lovers Of music as that which
vii he offered at The organ recital to
Se given tonight by Mr. Oscar Franklin
s'amstock, r. A. G. O.. Dean OF the
District OF Columbia Chapter Of the
American Guild Of Organists, the pro-
srAmme OF which was published in yes
ter,lav's Gazette This recital l7 TO be
oiyen,in Christ Church al eight O'Clock.
The u..n=nal!y attractive SELECTIONS and
The high standing 81 Nj Comstock
aud Nj Harry NJ Fotttt The aoloist.
nam. itS snIrISs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
OPERA HOUSE.

The Opera House vas filled last
hight with III audience 10 witness one
al the biggest SUD best vaudeville and
motion picture shows aver seen III this
c,ty. The great Kennsy 10 : sensa-
ti.,nal muscular athletic act Is wonds.
Miss Eugfnie Il Blanc in her singing
dancing and talking act pleased ali,
The four empeross 81 comedy and
HARMONY singing III the,: act. The
Music Master. are we'll worth hearing.
TIE hlaci. face banjo team IS also very
coed Tie show. rs G'uole i one q
RI finest, i will be repsaIea tonight
ana TOMORROW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
NIRGINIA-In the Clark's Office of
Circuit Court Of the City OF AieIan- |

XTIRGINIA.--In the Clerks Office Of
Y Circuit Court Of the City Of Aiesan-
dria, on the Ith day Of March 1911,
Mary Whiting, complainant, IS John y.
Whiting, defendant IL Chancery
Memo. The object Of this suit is to
obtatna decrse absolutely divofcinE the
complainant from the defendant OH the
ground of wiiful Abandonment or deser-
tion for more than three years; 10 allow
the complainant TO resume her maiden
name Of Mary Lucas; and for general
relief
It lappearing by m affidavit fled il
this cause that the defendant il uour
resident Of this state:
tits ordered, That said defendant APP
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order, and do what is
necessary To protect his interest in this
suit, and that copy be forthwith insert
ed in the Alexandria Gazette a news
paper published in tie City OF Alexan-
dria, once a week for four successive
weeks, and posted at the front door Of
the Court House OF this city.
NEWELL S. GREEN Clerk
G. Washington Lewis p. 9.
mari T4w. tile
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
REV, DIR. LOGAN r6 PREACH.

Eey. ", *. Logan, D. D.. viii
nraach in The Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church tomorrow, Wednesday even
.ne At s 0 o'clock pr. Logan has filed
an important pastorate for the past
5,itean years III Los Angeles. AID vas
stcentiy sent to Washington, D. C., to
IL. some special work. lie is q power
iii nraacher ana cordial invitation is
lfenied t. AL t. come and hear him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
Reports Exa ggerateh.

London. March Replies today
from Kieii to Jewish inquiries say that
The expulsion OF Jews continues, but
that the inhuman methods that marked
the beginning Of the work have been
abandoned. Early reports regarding
fatalities, we're exaggerated according
to tolay's messages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
Farmer Killed,

Bowling Green. Ky. March Little
effort will be made. il was conceded to-
day, to prosecute the members OF the
mob who last night shot and killed
Wood Ayers, prominent farmer who
vas let out Of jail on heavy bond last
lall after a jury had failed to reach a
verdict on charge Of numbering his
mothcr-in-laW.
Ayers vas riding homo when he was
met by 100 Warren and Allen county
citizens ana his body riddled with bull
jyfa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
STRUCK BIZ A TRAIN.

William Harris. ro!orad, Yesterday
afternoon, fell asleep beside the tracks
Of the Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company a
short distance north Of this city. He
aas struck BY passing train and re-
ceiycd Slight INJURIES 10 mas back. he
vas treated hy nr. Smith al The AleI-
anIris Hospitsl.
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Anarchist Hangs Himself.

Alca7ar de Juan, Spain, March =
A heartily armed anarchist named
Venture Carbodell, arrested at the
railway station here Just before the
arriYs! Of King Alfonso. committed
suicide il jai! ~ hanging.
His suicide conviucas the police that
he was commissioned to kill the king
AID feared the vengeance Of his com
raIes over his failure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07

On i commitment signed by County
Judge Cantine, Ewing Alatterson, son
Of Col Henry Robertson, Of Kentucky,
was today taken to the Matteawan Asy-
ium for the cr,ni! a in5lne. Last Aug
u:t Watterson shot Michael Martin, q
saugeiisies hotel keeper, because he re-
fused him a drink. He vas indicted
but a commission found him insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
Prince Ad.lbert has Appendicitis.

Berlin March, Prince Adalbert,
third son Of the kaiser, was stricken
today with appendicitis. He Will prob
ably have TO undergo an operation, thu
outcome of which gives the greatest
apprehension, owing 10 his rather deli
cate constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
Do rou know Of al the minor Al

Do you know Of all the minor all
ments colds arc By iar the most dan
serous? It is not the cold itself that
you need 10 fear, but the serious
diseases than it often leads TO. Most
OF these are known as germ diseases.
Pneumonia and consumption are
among them. Why not take Cham
perlain'5 Cough Remedy and cure
your cold while you can? For sale
by ". I. Creighton and Richard
Gibson.
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Terms Of sale.

Oae.tnird OF the pu-chase money to De
paid IL cash. one-thfrd on credit Of one
year. and the reside on credit Of tTo
years from the day Of sale: the credit in
stalineuts to be evidenced BY the bonds
Of the purchaser bearing interest from
the day Of sale; the title TO the farm to pc
retained until the further 10 order Of the
court. HI BERT SNOW DEN,
mari Special Commissioner,
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eFLIc or THE CIVIL WAR.

siessrs. Charles A Howard and John
f Harrison. who are experimenting
lie work OF remodeling the First Bap-
tist Church in this city, discovered .
ra.y OF PHYSICIANS scales under the
haptistery Of that church yesterday
The building was used as hospital by
he federal army during the civil war
and the scales were left there when the
church vas turned over to the congre-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
Sav York stock MarEet.

York, M2rcn "A slignt1eaction
-,sco;1;cSlv followed b. another uptui 2
and neariy all the active stocks rgnged
a point OF more above yesserday.s close.
The stock market showed surprising
strength ct the opening today,
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,sarB of MISS sroulEHBuRGH,

Miss Esther StoutenburFh daushis
= ,ha late James A. and Esther BtT1h
Ston,enburgh. died this morning at the
residence Of her hrctllrr-in-iaW, Chas.
! Dsahl. She vas of retiring dtS-
p3s,t;on. and deyont church woman
a her lie was given to good Works;
Eae vas member Of Grace bpiscopal
ccusch ior many years. her demise
Iii he sincerely regretted Dy her nan!
trends 2ud acquaintance. 1Hse.Een'
=; L. Nil Cs-ete.---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07

xXTAETED-To sella new wagon, hand
w made; just out Of the shop, that
cost Sl3O, for so; he quick. also a new
family carriage that cost 500, Tor $40.
Address L, AlcXandrla Gazette.
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wea7her Probabilities.

FOR this section rain or snow nropablF
J, -, tonight, followed by clearing wed
D.. day; rising temperature, lowest tein-
-. .ierate 10 brisk east rly winds,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07

HAVING: Qualified as adninistratIi1
II with thu will annexed OF the late
ROBERT W. ARNOLD, all persons m
debted to his estate are requested TO SCI.
tie their Indebtedness with me, ana all
persons to whom the deceased was ~
deEted, will present their claims dIiS
authenticated. MARY +. ARAOl1l'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07

Do you eat Atwood Grape F7ruit'-AsE
those who do, they will tell You Ii i
superior to all other brands. It IS adj
Tertised in all the leading magazines,
and sells in New York at SIX dollars
box. Our price is three fifty. We have
also q consignment Of genuine Indian
river Oranges and Plueapples. J. N
Petit, jr., "a King street. Distributor
for our city. Beli Phone 700 mar75t
Elgin Creamery Butter, lh. Prints, csc
Loudouu Country Roll Butter. 23c lh.i
Renovated Butter 25c lb.; Good Cooking
Butter, 20c lb. Strictly Fresh Eggs, 3ec
doz.;3 cans best hand packed Tomatoes.
Csc; 5 cans Sugar Corn, 25c;3 cans Early
June Peas, 25c; cans String Beans, 25c;
3 cans Van Camps Pumpkin, &c; 3 cans
Sweet Potatoes, 25c; large can Aspara-
gus. l5c; large No . Norway Mackerel
io2 each. ". p. WOOLLS s. So,
Royal aud Wolfe streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07

Hhsa you have .hsun,a,iso, ID vou1
toot or instep Apply Charnbs-,a;n's
i,nitnens and you will get qui,k Tal;af
II costs but aQuagie.. Why srits-9
For saIe by W. F. Creighton All
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07
LOCAL BREViTIES

There was m session II til" Police
Court This morning.
The Alumnn ri St. Mary Ara fanny
| held an interesting business nesi'n:
at their institution last night.
The L. O. I. NJ will hold thei
regular line review tonight At "a;
O'Clock at Odd Fellows Hall.
A called meeting oi the City
Council will be held tonight I,
consider the tax rate bill,
A marriage license was is'tled IL
Baltimore yesterday 10 Ernest peahl
of this city and Mabel \. !. penn'',
OF Culpeper.
The Royal Arch degree was CONFERRED
upon several candidates at the meeting
last night Of Mount Vernon On apte'
last night.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Seventeenth Virginia Regiment. L. u.
c., will be held tomorrow aftario3n a.
3 O'Clock in Lee Camp Hall
The weather vas cold again last
night, and the mercury IN the Their
mometer at IN early hour this morn
ing stood Al 81 degrees
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of Managers Of the Children
Home will be held tomorrow, NedneS-
day afternoon at ) o clock at the home
corner Duke and Royal streets.
The funeral of the late Miss Bette.
Lee took place from the residence, 5no
north Fayctte street, this afternoon.
Rev. Edgar Carpenter conducted the
services.
1t was reported Today that an acct
dent had occurred this morning on the
Arlington branch OF the Washington
Virginia electric road in which three
persons we're injured but the officers Of
that company in this city denied the
report.
The weather last night WIS clear and
cold the mercury dropping below Tue
freezing point. Today has been quite
cold with penetrating northeast wind.
At noon the mercury registered 10 de-
grees. This evening STOW fell.
Mr.. ]. M. Petit from his store on
King street sent to this Office today a
sample OF the grape fruit Atwood,
which he is selling. They are large
aud Of delicious flavor.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Washington Industrial
Company vas held at the principal
Office OF the company, no. Ill south
Fairfax street yesterday at 2 p. M, for
the election of officers and directors.
One of the axles OF the motor car
attached TO the electric train which
left Washington at SIS yesterday
evening broke when the train reached
the confines OF this city, The passen-
gers disembarked and walked into
town.
William II. McCuen has sold 10
Francis Larmand, three-story brick
dwelling at the northeast corner OF
Queen and Columbus streets. +. ii.
and Delaware kenper have cold TO
Francis Larmand I tTo5tory brick
dwelling house, on the vest side OF
Washington street between Duke and
Wolfe.
Do you eat Atwood Grape F'ruit'-AsE
those who do, they will tell YOU IL i
si1nerior TO all other brands. 1t is adj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-07

ATOTICE-I @. D. F.-Ths members
IN Of Potomac lodge, No. 35, are re-
c,iesrsd 10 meet n their rail toT1oTrc-
Wednesday, afternoon at o'clock. 70
attend the funeral OF Broti:eT D. E We
STER. Members Of Sarepta Louge n
.:,e1. = {. DAVIS,
Noble Grand.
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The Growing Work in
Encyclopedia Building.

Winstons Encyclopedia comprises z
volumes, each volume 5!SSxli inches in
Size, 1916 pages, over 1000 illustrations
The type is clear, easily read. 1t IS
printed on No. book paper, and hand
sorneIy and durably bound in Green
Cloth with red leather title labels stamp
cd in cold. Meets every requirement 81
home school and Office.
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saNeo1. COURT For TaE clI:.
lag ; ). (. Itc-5ttoa, presiding J
neHTE niidih-aai -. ice washing.
to1 fefs:G-s7 Cccpao- suit 70. da1s
ages; j'irr ard case in process