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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
Eiremen Assaulted.

Somerset, Ky, March 16.-A white
fireman named Walker, the latest vic
tim OF the strike on the Queen and
Crescent was brought here today in
probably fatal condition, having been
dragged from his engine at Kings
mountain and beaten by armed strikers
and mountaineers. His guard, whose
name ne didn't know, is missing, and
Powers believes he was killed. He says
the guard refused 10 shoot their assail-
ants. Today a report reached here
from Kings Mountain that practically
the entire male population is armed
and preparing to prevent the passage OF
trains through the tunnel there,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
WILL INVESTIGATE sCHARF.

Washington Council Of the Knights
OF Columbus OF that city unanimously
adopted resolution Tuesday night to
investigate L, /. Scharf, one Of its
members, who was recently denounced
on the floor Of the House by Represen-
tatiye Johnson, OF Kentucky. John
son, who is also member OF the order,
charged that ScEarf was nsing his in
fluence az q knight OF Columbus to
control or sell Catholic votes in Con-
gressional districts. 1t is alleged that
during the last Presidential campaign
Scharf was in the employ of the
national republican committee for the
purpose OF using bis influence among
Catholics in behalf of Taft. Numerous
complaints were received at democratic
headquarters from Catholic democrats
throughout the country who objected
to 'Srhari's pcrnicions activities NJ Il
Knight Of Columbus for the benefit oi
the republican candidate 1t is known
that during that campaign he circu-
lated malicious reports 10 the effect
that charges were repeatedly made 10
the local and national headquarters OF
tho Knights oi Columbus against
Schari, but that no action had bean
taken. This time, however. il IS
certain that the charges will be fully
investigated. Scharf once lived in that
city.
AR. Schari says he will sns Mr.,
Johnson for $25 900 damages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
To Attempt to HiaW ZIP barracks

Fl Paso, March IL. -General Navarro
and Colonel Tauborel. commanding
The federal troops III Juarez, today al
uouucti that 10 one had been killed IS
the result OF the attempt OF band OF
iu5ufTecto5 70 blow DIP the federal bar
backs ia Iuare1. While the authori-
ties deny it, reports continue to be Gil,
cIilated that a dozen federal soldiers
were injured. A large portion OF the
barracks vas completely wrecked.
Ell Paso, March l6.-Reports.
reached ElPaso today that expected
battle between General Blanco's troops
and the federal forces near Aqua
Priests il progress. No details OF the
engagement ars obtainabie, however.
Passengers arriving today f1on tns
Sonora border declared 7tay we1a tcii
c: Mez;ca:S:s ,rat q ia.ss Doi-- 81
Indians, T=ii mounted AID -sli ss2si.
~e:e h:::--::::-;Ss f:c:c Zee Eac-::: Cc::---
-: - . ice al of Ge2, 6iaScc's :o-cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
The CamOrrlsts' Trial.

Viterbo, Italy, March, 16.-The
camorrist jury today demanded in
creased pay. explaining that they could
not afford to serve indefinitely on the
usual pay OF jurors. Judge Bianchi
forwarded the request to the minister
Justice.
While the prosecutor was reading
the account of the murder OF Genaro
Cuoccolo and his wife, for which sc
camorrisls are now being tried, Mora
Digenmaro, the youngest member OF
the band, became hysterical, shouting
between his sops Il swear my IN
noctnce"
Giro Yito2zi, the prisoner priest, ds :
:lafed that he was sharing the suffer
ings Of the others 10 save their souls
from purgatory, when The clerk OF the
court read an indictment charging hun
with being morally guilty, il not an
actual participant in the crime.
Despite the fact that the prisoners
we're confined in 4 steel cage, the
outbreaks today continually interrupted
the trial and compelled the policemen
and soldiers to use violence in restol-
ing order Eyerytime anything was
said by judge, prosecutor or witness
Of an adverse nature, 3 voilay OF
excavations came from The prisoners
pen.
Fnrco Aufano, leader 81 the band.
vas particularly violent. He spat il
the faces OF several reporters and
photographers, aud applied vitupera-
tive language 10 the Judge, 1t Was
suggested that he he gagged, but
Judge Bianchi would not permit this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.

The Educational Conference of The
Eighth district will meet this year al
Orange on March 80, 81 and April /
The session of the conference will open
Thursday. March 90 St s p. N. Hon.
u. D. Eggleston will be present with
many prominent educators Of Virginia.
A full programme OF the meeting will
be sent out to oil the teachers OF the
district this week and we wish 10 take
this occasion to announce that every
speaker whose name appears on the
programme has accepted. This will
be the greatest meeting for the district
during the whole year and large at
tendance CT teachers, superintendent
and trustees are expected. The people
Of Orange will entertain the teachers al
reduced rates aud application has bsen
made to the railroads to give reduced rate
which they will likely do. These meet
ines are the very best means possible Of
promoting professional spirit among
the teachers, and Of placing the profess
sion Of teaching on higher and more
efficient basis. Orange is situated at
the junction OF the Southern, G. 4 Q.
and P. F. & P. railroads making it an
ideal place to hold such q meeting as it
is easily accessible from all points. 1t
is hoped that the teachers and school
Official will avail themselves OF the OPP
poriunity OF attending this meeting
Which will be one Of the best that has
bacn held in recent years All teachers
who expect to attend the Meeting will
please sotify- Fred Nj. Alexander.
Orange, Va. By March q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
FROM WASHINGTON

Great damage 10 fruit throughout
the southeastern states IS following in
the wake Of cold wave which the
weather bureau here today locates in
New England after trip up from the
southern coast The temperature at
Atlanta, Ga, esrly today vas "A, and
the prediction today IS for heavy frosts
as far south rs northern Florida,
with light frosts III the cen
1ral part Of that state. All the
Gulf and South Atlantic states may
expect repetition Of Yesterdays cold
snap. Warnings have heen issued to
fruit growers in Alabama, Georgia.
South Carolina. North Carolina and
! Tennessee that they may expect nnus-
ally heavy frosts tonight. On the
coast the weather bureau reports, indl.
cate prevalence Of cold weather and
gales from Cape Hstteras to PASSPORT,
Ale. Snow is reported in New Eng
land, New York, Pennsylvania and the
lake regions. accompanied by extreme
cold aud blizzard weather IN many
sections.
Plans for long series of inyestiga-
lions Of various government depart
inents as part of \ democratic cam
paign for economy and retrenchment
10 national finances, were tentatively
determined upon by democratic lead
ers IS the programme for the extra
session, in addition to Canadian reci-
orocity and schedule by schedule
revision of the tariff. The Probe will
lie incident TO drastic pruning OF the
government payroll. It is 9 part Of
a plan to make good campaign mate
.ial for the democratic party for l9l2.
AS starter, itsis stated that the fol
lowing Investigations have already been
decided upon: To determine the real
reason for the Texas army maneu-
vsrs !" To discover why the steel
trust has escaped prosecution under
the Sherman antitrust Law. To tx
responsibility for the sale oi the Philip
pine isisI lands 10 The sugar trust
70 Gad CIT how Iauch tbs promoters
CT tee dssl Thereby TIE so-e.1lasat
purchased tie feosas C.aai f.or tee
cid French Co:c,pan= 2ade. 10 de-
es.-ai,e whcsce- tie ect::-::ts:sss CT TIE
ra.io-s congressional co22.ss,o2s-
-@hich nave furnished sois hs-tEs To-
a au2te: Of ''ls-e d:,cEs;-~~aa-:--sa.S-.::
:ts:- continuance. IL determine re
ss..ruth II tie cha.ss CT 2isGaaass-
1ens sad :aeIcielc: a tie fostoEes
Department. To zeTsai tie actual
conduct OF the Interior Department
under Former Secretary Ballinge7.
To inquire into the methods CT the
Department Of Justice IN its alleged
pro-Diaz activity in connection With
fhe Mexican revolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
Panic at 4 t. tire.

Boston, March. l6.--About 400
Harvard students living in Randolph
Hall, one Of the most exclusive Of the
iormitories for wealthy students, made
perilous escapes early today, when fire
broke out. 1t was thought the build
ing would be total loss.
Randolph Hall IS about eight stories
high and is known as the Million,
aires Club" The students living on
the lower floors rushed out in their
night clothing unnlindiul OF the bitter
~ cold blizzard. while Oil the Upper
floors gathered at windows and on FIRE
escapes waiting in terror for the fire.
mea to hoist ladders. Many students
were overcome by smoke, but were
rescued by their fellows
Students from ali the other Harvard
rushed out scantily clad
and aided the freRsn in the rescues.
The fire was under control BY 9o'clock
after the whole northeast wing OF the
building had been destroyed, The
damage vas estimated $780, 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
Murderer Arrested on a steamer.

New York, March l6.-Wireless
telegraph scored another triumph to-
day when there was lodged in the city
prison man who vas taken from the
German steamer 2eitien, charged
with quadruple murder. When TIE
steamer St. Louis from Southampton
came into the bay eli quarantine 10
day, Otto Du5dori, q Berlin detective
was standing by the rail and as soon
az revenue cutter could get along
side, he scurried down the ladder.
Tue cutter then headed to where the
German steamer Zeitin vas lying and
there Du5dorf and two New Iorl;
Central Office men had turned over to
them = Russian named ZoealoWski,
who had been placed in irons while in
mid-ocean in response to 4 wireless
sent By thu German detective from
the St. Louis to the commander OF
the German steamer.
According to the story told by the
Berlin sleuth in gcourt early last Jan
uary, three men. Ole OF whom 6as
Zogaloski, murdered rich Jew money
lea III, his wife. his typewriter aud
another employa in the Russian town
OF hiict!oWitz. They secured an enor-
nous sum ot money and fed. The
Russian authorities employed Dnsdorf
aud he chased Zogalowsl;i through
Russia, 10 Hanover. Germany, then to
Bremen, wnere the detective lost the
scent. When he picked it Up again he
found his quarry vas Oh the Ieiten
which had sailed for New York, or
March 4 Dusdo1i caught fhe ct.
Loiiis On March 8.
Dusiorf established headquarters N
the St. Louis wireless room. For three
days Operator Edwards sent the letters
y. 2. NJ" the cali for the 2eiten
Though the air. There was no re-
Spouse. Then other vessels were re-
q Questioned. Finally the Caronia caught
the message and telayed it to the Ger
man steamer ana within fen hours
the young Russian vas in the Zaitents
br;S IN irons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
COURT Of APPEALS.

The following is summary Of Tues,
days proceedings III the Cont Of
Appeals;
No. 90. Wheaton !: Wi=heri ss.
Doughty. Argued and submitted.
No. 81. Smiley IS, 5miiey's admin
istratrix ct ais Argued aud submitted.
No. 81 Harris ~ Cary ct ais, Ar
susd ~ plaintiff and continued Until
Wednesday,
Following vas yesterdays business
in the Court OF Appeals;
No 92-Harris rs Cary ct al Ar
gued and submitted,
No 93.-Frietas ". Griffith and
Boyd Partly argued and continued
until today.
Next cases to he called: No. "a,
Batchelder ct ais. 81. Randolph; No.
%, Walton, BY etc. IS, Beales ct al.
No. Sc, city Of Portsmouth "a. Lee;
No. IS, Gordon W. Joynar; No. go,
Wingfeld IS. McGhee ct sis; No. 100,
Vaughan IS. Pleasanton ct al. No.
lO1, Steelman IS. Lafferiy; No. lQ2.
Edmondson and RecEe5, receivers, VS..
IhomassOn et ais.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
THERE is said to be a serious disagree

THERE is said to be serious disagree
meut among cabinet officers over the
mobilization OF troops on the Mexican
border. Secretary Knox is said to be
displeased, and he should be, rs he was
run over rough shod. aud 4 rumor has
il that he will resign and be succeeded
by Attorney General Wickersham, who
in turn will be succeeded by former
Senator Carter OF Montana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
Rlimor itanict,

Calexico, Cal, March 1.-THE re-
port sent from hers yesterday that 4
party OF Mexican customs officials
crossed the international line at Ilgod-
ones and from the American side fired
into a band Of revolutionists who later
retaliated By shooting across the line
into the American town OF Andrade is
positively denied by the American OF,
ficisis on dirty on the border.
There has been no invasion OF Amer
lean territory IL this vicinity aud Mex,
leans there has been very little fight
ing At points close to the border
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

TIE Lebanon County, Penn, Com
rnissioners have adopted resolution TO
the effect that the Courtroom OF the
Court House shall not be used for any
purpose other than holding Court.
and in the future there will be no po-
litical meetings, teachers institutes or
other gatherings permitted. The
county commissioners in every state IN
the union should adopt a similar rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
EVENING. MARCH Il
DR.. LLEwELLYN T. BARKER. dag

DR.. LLEwELLYN I. BARKER. dag
Musician OF Johns Hopkins Univer'
sity, Baltimore, has filed in the Pro-
hate Court ia Washington, claim OF
s1l,5O0 for medical services rendered
the late Thomas F. Walsh OF Colorado
and Washington. DR.. Charles r.
Wainwright OF New York also has sub
Knitted to the court balance OF s42,
900 alleged 10 be due him by Mr.
Walsh for professional services. Tie
total amount Of this bill does not APP
pear. Mr.. Walsh is sure enough dead,
or the presentation OF these bills "oiild
have brought him back to life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
National Union Formed.

FEsport, Ill, March l6.-The or
eani5ation OF national union OF ex
press employees Naa announced here to-
day.
Organizers Of the movement declared
that 10000 express workers have al,
ready pledged themselves to Join the
new union. It's object Is to secure
better pay, shorter hours and eqnali2a-
ton Of The present pay scale.
1t is planned 10 bring both Canada
and Mckee into the union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
The New York ssnat3Tship.

Albany. y. l., March l6.-Frui'-
less baiiotias fo1 United States senate.
to succeed Chsuace: NJ Dope" passed
the ceat--.r.- -s-E tcda--
Or ste Eftie:r ballet. william +.
Srcehao, ca-c:-s choice, retained rs
strength. bit iscEcd eea votss CT ~
1ios. TIE ;-s.-seas democrats, ~hc
hare checked sks Scssta2 as2;:aates,
we-s IS determined to5a:- as e:s, e
STICK ADJ keep hin f.c1 T;al:1s,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
Japan Justifies AmsTica,s Action.

Toxic March 1C.-Ths Asahi, the lead
ing Toxic newspaper, generally recog-
niZed as the government monthpisce,
in an editorial today declared the Japa-
nrse government recognizes that Ameri-
can interests in Mexico justify the mo-
bilization Of an army along the Mexican
border. The editorial deplores the fact
that Germany is the source ofstatements
seeking 10 cause the enlargement of
The United States, England and Japan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

SOMEWHAT OF q political furore WAS
caused in Norfolk on Tuesday by re-
ports that Messrs. Jones and Glass
would quit Congress in order to devote
their whole time to the senatorial cam
paign. On the ground that few die
and none resign, this report must he
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
ri1s III Pensacola

Pensacola, Fla, March Is a great
FIRE broke cut hare TIL: afternoon.
threatening 10 develop into contiaF.a-
iion that would aipe Gilt large Sec
ton Of the city. All the apparatus in
the city was called OFT and volunteers
Tsnt to the aid 81 the firenlen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
SlS-s7s T1S::a Ge.S -.

Ne- :o.f.. -na.ch iS-I:-e r.
r1o--7 m,.sI rEo escaped, raid ~ :.
ADAM Express Tssoa making deliver
les Io1th Of tie cart1ai c.:dfe access
the Harlem today. seTerely baat the
driver and three guards sud slashed
harness from the backs OF the horses.
George Lewis, one OF tne guards, was
so badly hurt but heras taken toathe
hospital,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
ACCUSED of CHILD MURDER.

Frank +. heldemaun, German, u
years old, VAS arrested Gil All Atlantic
City express Just before ii pulled into
the Red Bank Station, n. j., late yes
terlaY afternoon. charged with the
murder OF Maria Smith, the l0-yeaT-
old schoolgirl, nho disappeared on
November 2 last and whose mutilated
body vas found four days later in the
woods along Deal Lake. Heideman was
taken from the train, placed in an
automobile and hurried TO Freehold.
where he GAS placed in cell in the
county jail!
Ia confession alleged 10 have teen
made by the young German he declared
the murder was deliberate, and that his
employer, Max Krnsclika. had ab7oll-
tply nothing TO do with The crime, 1t
is understood that Heideman says the
crime was committed where The body
mas foiind.
Heidenan was on hrs way irom At
lantic City. where he had been for some
days. to New York. where he had
planned to take steamer Tor South
America. With him mas companion.
who pitt up a fight when County Detec-
tire Minugh placed HaiiaIuann under
arrest. He also was taken into custody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

WILLIAM F. FIELDING. Canadian
minister Of finance, III reply to ques-
ton, stated in parliament III Ottawa
Yesterday thar the United States COM
inissioners had made no proposals OF
general free trade during the recent
reciprocity negotiations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

SENIOR LIMANTouR, the Mexican
finance minister, left New York yestar-
day with his wife for home, after say
ing the revolution Of Mexico Was due
primarily to American newspapers.
And no one could have expressed the
truth in fewer words.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

T,aa..i: Wo7E, 7et;7ei 1::iIi:7a'':
Ne- ;o.i. atoci- broker I'd Eo.Ss,
nan, fc- -Sn- :ears cos q TIE |''s! :.
es--es .ro.s rs Old s"a7d q
tbs c;t: lied - rs Ec": re- l1S
U-c-. -as tce fa:E2- :. AS :Sacss
S.-E .Eccte- 6s.ca::,: -;c2se 1a.S.c2.
III ai-ezt-re5 ha"5 g:eat'. Interested
sc-;et- f5. Tea5:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
Victim Of Rope Jumping,

Mem York, March 16,-Elevell-year-
cid Celia Krohn is dying il ST. Johns
Hospital from internal injuries. Shs
IS one CT the prize scholars il the
Th7oop sr1aa;us scEooi = Brooklyn. 81
luncheon yesterday sEe Jumped the
.ose 1000 zines w:sto=t atopP:2s.
Ga.i- tcia- ste ceca-e se-:o-sl: iil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

TIE blue laws Of SewickelY Borough,
ID The vicinity Of Pittshurg, Pa, are TO
be more stringently enforced, Under
takers and paid choir singers have been
notified that they must cease laborinE
on Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
WOMEN EIGHT WITH GUNS.

Mrs. Rose Cnttilo and Mrs. Vica Ia
nulla auarraled al Fourteenth avenue
and Newton street, Newark. yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Cuttilo ran into hsr
house aud Mrs. Zapulla into hers and
il 8 moment both were Cut again, each
fou1ishins g revolver. Mrs. Zapiiila
fred che shot and attempted 70 fire.
seain, but the revolver isiiei 70 'oIk.
TIE shot did no damage.
Mrs. Cuttilo SAYS she mas to fright
ened 10 Use her reToi7eT. A Tan az
rived st this junctuIe, and with thu
/ clip oi usighbors held the women psnd-
ing the arrival OF ! patrolnan, who ar
Tastsd both.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

ILat japan al'eadT has "a amy Il
1gtgran soldie1: ii Hawai- aud has
been engaged during the last-yaaI ia
secret military activity il the Philip
pines. was reported yesterday il con-
nsction with . statement CT Count Won
Revsn:l9T,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
CoH.dCyic.ED
Iac FOURTH WARD,

altar reading the proceedings 81 the
City Council, the voters Of the Fourth
ward mist realize with chag1in the
mistake they made when theE,ssgstea
MI. Uhler at last yea eIscti,, A,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

When you have rheumatism Il your
loot OF iastep apply Chamberlain
Linimeat aad you will gat Quick relief.
1t costs but quarter. Why suifei?
For sale by ". T. Creighton and
Richard Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

George II. Merritt, 30 year Did.
vas found dead in the hallway Of
Johnson's fats in Wilmington, Del,
this morning, The body vac fr179H
st;ff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
Ire p,oposad Suspension CT ite 2ou

Ins proposed Suspension q IL Gu
stisutionai guarantees to MEXICAN Cit
aeus Is still subject OF discussion IL
MEXICO city and has not set been
adopted occordinz to DISPATCHES rs-
cei7sd yesterday atthe State Department
from The American embassy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16

TOR SALF-ll1 north Payne street. &
n ROOMS AND BATH AND PAN
TRY, Lot 20xsJ ~ COURT side alley,
Iatrobe heat. not water. A new house,
nice home. Bargain terms arranged.
RORT. ELLIOTT, Real Estate Agt.
marli Ii ~ south Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
1lH. CLARK FoR PRESIDENT.

Ii sny one doubts that Congressman
Champ Clark would make good demo.
cratic candidate for president at the
next election, they have his own word
for it, given on Tuesday in Chicago.
lie admitted" he would make a good
candidate, saying;
We'll, the democratic party might
go farther and fare worse aud think
il viii"
Ina 1a1s SPEAKER CT tbe National
house discussed 81: ia ali otGs.
SUBJECTS PIT &c r:2 except tee Ec-;.
-s: -cse al ~c2aa's s:-Gt::ese, Ct
sts Ia::tte- 81 rc:cr &c sa:i:
i-o~ "rea % iss -eii eco3sn
aio--e, a-d - co;--- e Eesr s:.:ii
Is p:ciEes:si 7:cto:y e. tie -sc::-
e:oc;:::t5- 1eas9:e "a ss:a CT Inc e sam
ne cd &c. ar. Ia:s -..tn 3 fs7'
We Lopa: vbs1s rs 1=-s:
ccuij get past NTH Nhoie Lii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
E.:t-c- W-e-Ee1-

.al7a-;;:,. Mach IS.-1he zte.-ce-
Cac:c-e. TO- Ne- :c-s. -as --ecked
.cia:- = tts Lasa:t:;a cEs11ei, -:ea7
a.c.d. ae1 crew wss rescued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
ii. s. CUSTOM HOUSE
Alexandra, Va, March IS. fSii.
. whom Il may soncoTn

To whom Il NAV Sons I'm:
lale noties shlt tY proper authority
the name OF the steamer Vermont" OIL
hcizl number isl $50, has rh.s DAY
bsan ahan7si 20 rhas 81 '.AlaNandf.l."
GEO, A. NOWlAND.
Spseill Deputy Collsct1T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-16
Electric Light is the
Pure Air Light.

This IS one Of the reasons why 50 per
cent of the business houses in cities a:s
today lighted by electricity.
II means lot 10 the merchant 10 have
fresh air always in his store. His CLERK $
work better aud his customers are better
pleased with The establishment.
More important s;ili-Electlic lA2ht
is the SAFEST form OF lighting in exist
ence. Ask any Insurance man II
confirm this statement.
Sanitation and safety are Two OF The
strong arguments for electric illumina-
ton everywhere.
You may think that electric lighting
is costly. Itisn'r. Let our representa-
tives convince YOU that we are right
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the United States Steel Corporation
has resigned, according to 81 announce
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