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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
C3lill1.+ COUNCIL.

~ rcEutar meeting OF the Common
Co;iilcil 0l Alexandria, Va hsia Apiii
IL lSii. there were present
Hub.it SnoWdeii, esd, frs=idznt, aua
iiessI> i.aaiEeatsr. Burke, rates.
RIi;iitaGk. SmitH, Graham, Williams
Monroe Er1cEatI, swan, Marshall,
Spidh- sHd EilrclI
Upon recommendation ofthe Coinfnit
tee. on Streets permission wsS granted
Chas AiIhkin 10 repair IranlG building
Oh &arth Patrick streer ana 10 Colbert
Ellis 10 erect frame dwelling with meta
roof al No. 4lC nolti Patrick street.
A petition from Edward Grove to ie
pair dwelling no a@S Duke street, vas
referred 70 the Committee on Street,.
4 petition from lIT: II. r, FieTpoini
10 re Single rccfat 30. 2iG Duke street
was referred 20 the Committee on
Streets.
A petition ffoia the CIT :iais Of q. . Co..
potatiun CCuft ana members 81 i!e La:
requesting all appropriation oi sl." lc
ruTch BOOK typewriter Tor uss .
the Clerks Office. VAS referred 10 the
Committee on FINANCE.
A communication from 4. J.. Carter
ana Harry y. Kirk, 4 special committee
from the City school Roari, 10 obtain al
appropriation ior the erection oi new
school building for boys, was tferred
10 tha Joint Committee Oh finance ana
Schools.
\ resolution approprtating So ~ e1-
grnd sever gu north 81 Asaph street
north OF Queen street. VA paSsed-ayes
IA. noes y.
\ resolution approprlatins slo0 Tor
sewer east on Commerce Street vas re
iarrGL tO the Committee OH streets.
An ordinance 10 tepcal an oTdinahce
In IAN ordinance. ipI tlnylslDg ana
collecting taxes on persona, property
incomes. etc within The city OF Alex
indria Va Tor the ! ear com mencing Ga
ths Isl Of June lsii aid ending Oh lie
aist ii MAY 1912 MAS raceiTSd fTo"i the
Eoari CT Aldermen ana real three times
aad pasied-ayes i. noes 0.
An ordinance for imposing a1a coiiec-
tiny taxes for tne yeaI commencing
june III. isii, and ending May 3iStl 1872,
vas received from the EoaTJ oi Aids1-
men and referred 10 the ornInitrae Oh
Finance.
A report OF the joint Lomintlt.s Ga
FINANCE ani school. recomn ending al
appropriariou oil sj2H 10 operate thS
public schools TO July Isl, .9il. vas re.
esivei from the Board OF Aldermen ana
LAID over under tie ruies,
The following vas received from the
Board Of A idcrmen and their action con
Cured IN:
A resolution for gas lamp IL Queen
and Royal streets.
a resolution appropriat,ns s2.o Tor the
Poor aad Work House.
A resolution directing the corporation
Attorney 70 draft titles and regulations
for Tue city Jail
a resolution ioI gas lamp cor1sr OF
Columbus anu queen streets.
4 resolution aIplopriatinE $40 70
curb, construct cutters ana roadway o.
south Patrick street. Det~sen fr.u.e ana
Duke streets.
4 resolution directing The Finance
Committee and the Commissioners Of
the Sink ngtund TO cancel certain note
for q 90 held by them agalnstthe Schooi
Board Of the city.
The board then adjourned.
HUBERT SNOWDlIN, President.
TEsTE. DANIEL r. STAESBUaT Clerk G. c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
China ana Japan,

Toxic, April L.. Because Of The
plague in Mahchuria, complications
threatening seriously TO disturb the rela
tons between Japan and China develop
e.l here today. Dissatisfied with Chinese
ondurl Of the campaign against lhr.
disease, :hc Toxic government is pre-
pairing Ia coercc The Prking govern
menl into compliance with IT'S wishes.
According 10 statements made hy frtai-
dent Nakamura. of the Southern
Manchuria Railway Company, \
Japanese line. commercial disaster IS
impending in The stricken region. He
declared 10 The foreign office that
business has come H. 4 S!andallli. aud
40 freight il being moved. Japanese
ine,clanlS in Manchuria have shut
up their shors, and will be toTced t"
leave the country If present conditions
continue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
Scaled IDlirfIle nt..

Norfolk, Va. April y With a
dozen sealed indictments, charging
gambling, in tile hands Of the Norfolk
county c,rcnit court, The racing men
participating IN the jamestown meet.
.1g we're badly worried today. Al
though The charge il 4 mi5demeanor
aud, as jury trials cannot be demanded
The racing men fear lhat some 81 then
number may bc sent 10 lie %orEhoiise.
The names Of The men indicted will not
lie made public until arrests are made
nhch may be several days.
1t Is said, however. that all Of The
trark Official. and several Tell-Eno0r
New York honkies are named ii The
lIlunierts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

CHARGES OF the existence OF scanda-
lo,, conditions in Tie federal courts
aud the national department OF justice
are behind two resolutions introduced
in the House Of Representatives 10y
democratic members u the Illinois
delegation. Investigation "t these two
agencies uf government 10 determine
the truth Of the allegations Is demand
ed. The resolutions follow:
Hy REPRESENTATIVE Rainey, OF Carroll
ton-Inquiry to determine whether Al.
tnrney General WickGrsham has imam.
cial relations with large corporation
which would interfere with his imparla'
prosecution Of the trusts. By Repre-
sentative Sabbath. Of Chicago-lnves-
tisation Of The fee system connected
with bankruptcies, rece!versh'ps anu
trusts in the federal courts.
These resolutions have been referred
10 committees, and as the democrats
are in the saddle, both congressman
expect to obtain favorable reports and
an easy passage OF The measures through
the house. Mr.. Rainey, who Is gun
ming for almost all the high republican
administration officials, past and pres
e,lt, i, dissatisfied with Mr., Wicker
shsm's trust prosecutions. He sns-
poets the attorney general Of being too
close 10 sumo corporations 10 have
much enthusiasm in this direction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
Riols Renewed.

Paris, April, IL Word was received
today from the department Of Mainc
saying that the excited man and
women were raiding The wine cellars
and pouring The wine into the streets.
The troops have been unable 10 pre-,
serve order, and seven thousand wine
growers were reported TO be marching
on Epernay to destroy The cellars there.
The cause Of the trouble is The action
OF the French senate in ruling thai
wine growers in certain localities shall
have The right to label their pr duce as
champagne, all others being required
10 label it rs champagne made III
whatever town the CELLARS are located
in. The trouble was made general to
day in the departments Of Marine and
Aube.
One body Of growers attacked The
big wine cellars at Ventenil and de-
stroyed thousands Of bottles of vine.
After they had completed their work
troops arrived ana Dispersed the mol
arresling The ringleaders. The rioters
all carry The red flag: The attornr :
general started for Nentrul in an auto
today TO investigate but his n,achlnr
was held up by broken bottles in The
streets.
AdviccS from Az in the department
Of Marine say that the rinlets have sci
lire 10 several houses there and that the
situuti,n ~ very rrIiirn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
SENATE COMMITTEES.

The democratic members OF the
steering committee Of the Senate we're
announced last night Mr.. Martin
II Virginia, heads then, ~ chairman
and the others named rs members
are Me>srs Culber5on, ii Texas; sun
n,nna, Moth Carolina Clarh, Arkan'
.a,; RanLheaL, Alabama; Fletcher.
Florida; Williams, Mississippi; hein,
Indiana, and Hitchcock, Nebraska.
The last tN0 represent the pronounced
progressive element in the Senate.
Martin, The chairman 81 The demo-
cratic caucus, Who framed The com
miltea, had announced his intention
Of giving the lew and progressive
senators fair representation. lhe
steering committee first function Will
he To take mp the personnel nf com-
nittees. The republican members
for this task aI:eady have been chosen
Several Of the Tate important COM
miltees probably will be enlarged to
MEET The demands oi the democratic
senators for greater Representations on
!hcm. The demand for places by
republican :analur; Is 50 strong thai
It does IA seem pfaClicable 10 rfdiice
the republican representation and The
democrats insi-i on more liberal Tecng.
milton.
Senator Galingrr, chairman Of the
republican committee on committees,
conferred on this subject Yesterday
with Senator Martin, and they agreed
10 lake up The matter with their lei
luw senators. The minority took the
posi,inn that there should he n least
four democrats Ia every live rrruhll
cans on Tie committee and Mr.. Gal
lnsrr, while disposed Ia conce'lr the
fairness Of this contention IN the man,
held ont for more than one majority
on the larger committees such q. Tor
rien relations, finances, interstate com
itrTtr etI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
Petition. liz Bankruptcy,

New York, April Petitions ii
bankruptcy we're filed with Judge Holt
in the United States district court to
day against William j. Cummins, for
mrr head nf the Carnegie Trust Com
pany; NJ. ]. condon, 4 promoter, anc
Charles a. Moore. hy II. c. Brewster
Herbert Hatfield, and J. ). Watson
Judge appointed B. Payson Morrill,
receiver. and issued restraining order
directing that al! persons shall tuIt
over 10 the receiver auy property Q
the defendants nov in theii hands.
II is, alleged that CuEnius' liabilities
alone ara s., coo. 600 NTH assets o
only 500, 900, wr:le Coadon's iiao!l:
ties are said 70 &c $500. 0Co AID b:
assets S5cO.COO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

ia The ease. many ii them
claiming that uni;.-s they ara given
through rates. they will either haf=
TO raise their prices Or have their
profits wiped out The arguments vii
continue two days. but no decision Is
expected for several weeks. The rats
involved have heen suspended until
June Is.
Despite the fact thai the importing
firm If Dureen Brothers in NeW York,
have despostsi 81, POO. GOO in settle
mcnt Of cluin,s made against them hy
the Treasury Department FOL under
valuation customs iraid', criminal
prosecutions against the members Of
the firm viii he pushed 10 the lihl.t,
according to statement made NJ 'he
Department Of Justice today br District
Attorney Wise OF New York. lite
81 200. 900 winds up the civil action
and nothing more. = said Wise. Inc
criminal end with The possibility "i
jaiI sentences hcing in!!!rlrt! Will he car
ried an jus! The same.
A secret s,rvica telegram received
here today announced The arrest IN
Denver, Colo. Of man giving has
name rs Harry Reporter. who was
literally weighted down with counter
felt money. Five hundred spurious
silver dollars are saI'l 10 have been
found in his pockets. The money
weighed more than fifteen pounds.
The secret service was also today mott
fed OF the arrest in Johnston, Pa oi
Sarapino Scaroa, in whose pocket
tSanty-nine counterfeit silver dollars
are said to barc been found.
Asserting that the Mexican revoln
ton has been foslercd and abetied by
The activity Of firms in the United
States desiriouS Of obtaining market
for second hand guns and military &C.
coutrements, purchased from the
United States, Mr.. j. Hampton Moore
rpn, Pa. } this afternoon introduced
bill in the House to prohibit the sale
of discarded guns by the government.
Moore says that when the army adopts
new weapon, or when the guns &c
out Of date they are sold TO firms who
make especially OF this sort OF business.
These supply houses, he asserted, have
done big business in selling the
second hand military equipment to
revolutionS,s. The bill required that
when the government diScardS II
weapon. it shall destroy it. Moore
also introduced 4 joint resolution re-
auastiug The secretary nt slate |" Invite
the world powers 10 hold al infernh
tinnai conference FOR the pmrpnsh OF
agreeing upon II plan 10 prnhlli. The
sale of their discarded tire arms.
The cause Of cheap coal for resident.
OF Alaska was esponsed at the White
House today by Senator knula Nelson
| of Minnesota. Senator Nelson declared
that he was prepared 10 urge lrgisIa'
ton making available The coal III
Alaska'a deposits which il it were mol
| tied up by law could be sold for iwo
dollars a ton. Alaska $ people are now
obliged, said the senator To imr"rl
their coal at price OF SlI 4 ton.
Secretary Knox today directed L. 5.
Consul Schumacher at Ensenada
Mexico, to make a personul invesliga
ton OF the condition Of the American
women held prisoners by General
Barthold, the socialist and insmrrecto,
at 4Alamo, in lower California.
Schumacher was ordered 10 make prompt
report 10y telegraph.
The president has appointed Der
tram North StTnmph to be imnisTa-
ton commissioner at Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
DEMOCRATIC CAOClIs.

The caucus 81 House democrats last
night decided to take up the Canadian
reciprocity agreement before cnnsdera.
ton * given 10 the farmers free
list, Il series Of amendment. 10 the
present. tariff law
The reciprocity agreement bill, II is
probable, will be introduced ny the
House today by Mr.. Underwood cHair-
man Of the naysand means committee.
Il will liz encountered by no rider, "
but will be presented in practically The
same form rs that in which Represent.
alive Mccall. OF Massachusetts, received
it from The White House dnting the
closing days 81 The Sixtytirst Con-
gress.
The introduction OF the Canadian
reciprocity measure and the farmers,
Tree list" bill ~ caucus measures will
not prevent the immediate Introduction
Of other matters Of legislation which
are regarded rs party rather than eau
Gus measures. Bills providing for The
popular election Of senators, anie.elec-
ton publicity OF campaign contrbm-
tons. and statehood for Arizona and
New Mexico will he reported as soon as
they have been approved hy the com
miIlers having them in charge. and
action will hr taken upon them Is ihcr
appear.
It wa7 made evident that the re
vision Of The WOODEN ami cotton SEIZED
ulas will be considered after The reGi-
rruc.ly agreement and lie fee list
measures ars oil II Tie may. The DC
tails 81 The change II be made by the
democrats in these schedules viii be
decided hy another caucn. al iha pas
sage 81 The reciprocity aai The Tree list
hIll-
The question 81 House patronage
VA. site.=lcpped by the caucus ~
A large majority The puzzle vas handed
back Ia the committee IN organization,
popularity known IS the pie com
miltre. Ia IL. worked ont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
lhe Late Tom johnson.

Cleveland, o., april 1o.-The re
mains Of former Mayor Tom /. John
son will late this afternoon be taken to
Brooklyn, New York, where fnal IN
tsrmelt will take pace.
With the arrival Of the remains II
New York tomorrow morning, William
Jennings Bran, c. NJ. Bates, Z. /.
Cable, L:cccl, Iioff1a6. !. }. Iio1-
han, heo-y George. j.. August Lewis
and Philip A. Brennan ~ill act as pail
bearers. Iate-0eat viii De IL Green
Tood Cemetery, Brookl:a, al ll;$O,
nth Re-. II. f. Cooley conducting lie
religious services at the grave.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
SIXTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
SENATE
The Senate vas not in session today
HOUSE.
SENATE

HOUSE.
Getting down 10 work with rush,
the House democrats today took up
bills smbodying The TAFT Canadian reci-
prority arrangements and the free iiSt-
Ing ii necessaries Of lie. Both were
introduced BY Chairman under""ou,
(dem. Ala Of the ways and means
committee, and we're Immediately re-
ferred back 70 that committee. They
will probably be reported on in time
for consideration next Monday.
The Underwood reciprocity hill IS
practically Identical with the Mccall
Administrations bill passed by the House
at the last session. A few. verbal
changes in single paragraph accom-
plished the purpose decided upon at
last nights democratic caucus by in
strncting the president 10 pursue fur.
ther negotiations with the object Of
making further reciprocal arrange
mcnts and extending the free list with
Canada.
The Farmers bill" introduced at
the same lime places on the flee lls'
about one hundred articles under The
general headings
Agricultural implements, boots ana
shoes, leather goods. fence are, hallns
wire, meats, flour, lunber, sewing ma,
chimes and salt.
T1enty-thrae minutes sutiiced today
| ~ .
,ut before Tia Honse--a Session whose
briefness pleased the congressional base
tall fans.
Mr.. Underwood nominated and The
House elected democrats to I'LL two va
cancies in the committees list: Mr..
Conry dem. n. ~. on revision Of me
laws and Mr.. Carlin tdcm. Na.), on The
| committee on accounts. The House
then adjourned until tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
iSlrcled Senalur.

hes Moines. April 2-Judee Ken,
yon was elected United States senatoi
from Iowa today.
Kenyon has been known IS 4 Cum.
minis man in Iowa politics and j. .
thorough progressive.
Judge W. :. Kenyon. government
trust buster" was elected 10 the Dol.
liver seat in the Senate on tho tHl
Joint ballot this nfternooa. receiving 81
votes to Is for Supreme Judge Horace
+. Deemer and III for Claude Il.
Porter, democratic candidate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

.au absolute divorce vas granted u
New Io:k scda= b. Justice Ne|oarss-
10 Clara Inse Javnes, formerly veil
koo5o actress, f-c2 Ter husbaou,
C.i.a ?. Jar1es, sou OF millionaire
Buffalo auto manufacturer. M1s,
James alleged her husband lniscon-
Quoted himself with actresses OF the
Candy Shop Company now playing OF
Broadway. james did not PIT i q
defense:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
.SW a1lBr0s
Remnant Day
thursday

We place on sale Thus lay, all rcE!
nanis and shctl lengths 70 The house.
at quick selling prices. Besides, we
buy nrw fresh mill ends eyciy oeeh
| for our remnant sales.
One new lot al one vari wide
prrcaIe in short lengths, l.! -
value. Remnant price. yard.. q,
A new lot ii tine quality dress
ginehim III short Irn9is,:, reg
ulat l3i.3 ,aiIr.. krmusit
prne. yard ........,...,... =
Five hnnIrci Nrrl- hIrarhrl Az:
dno5rorginrnti"n,5 e. !" ynTi
r,ece, regular l. value. lhuIs-
day. yard -, ......,---.-.-..... 8
One more hale II e1ii4 heavy.
unDlaached cotton, regular :
and iQr ,nIne Remnant i,!ist
yaTd sac. ....... ,.E..... ..--..-.. :,
Ten heavy navy hlne windo"
shades. 5 feet vida. :. fcel long
regular 5N' value, Remnant
price, each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %,
Ten dozen ladies fine muslin
drawers. trimmed with lace
and embroidery. worth 50 and
80. on sale Thursday par ..... 80.
One ladies muslin nndr,sa,n,
sniied, rcgula, 80 value,
Remnant price Thn,siav..... As
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

Sufferers who saT the- have tried
e~e-:.h,og -i,hoEt cerst1 are me PEG,
pie re a-e looking fo1. We "acs .Ee'a
70 kuo- from giau experience scas EiJ
Cream, Balm viii colGue. Cold n tne
Head. IA; Fever aoa obstinate forms OF
Nasal CataIrn. This remedy acts direct
i. on the ;uiiamed, sensitive membranes.
Cleansing, soothing and healing. One
trial viii convince .you OF its healing
power. Price 50c. Jail druggists: or
mailed o. Ely E.os-., sc Na1-ea street.
Nsw Iozk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
w omen ~ ! otr.

Richmond. Va, April l2.-AI
Waynesboro, Va, on May will occur
the first instance Of women voting in
Virginia. The election Is 10 determine
rheiher bonds 10 the extent OF Sc, 600
shall he sold ioI the purpose Of erect
ias a nsv public school building Iha
women viii vose in this eiecl;ca urdc.
a nsI iaw giving ali treeholde.s tee
privilege OF "ot.as IN such elections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

Mrs Clara Russell vas arrested il
Boston today on charge OF siransl-
;nc hsr l2-vear-old daughter Marjorie
at her hone'ia Dorchester. The police
claim she used towel to CHOKE tie
child
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
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DIED.

At her home, go Wilkes street. AIon-
dag, April 10, ISL, at so p. n, MEs
LAURA PENN, wife OF William '.
Penn, aged "A years. Funeral from the
noon at 3 O'Clock. Friends pftEs fa1il5
invited 70 Attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

A MILWAUKEE church applies the
graduated income tax idea TO ITS mem
Lers' salaries. Should this be kept up
long the congregation of that church
.iil become sci Of artful tax
DODGERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

Jacob W. CMte, ex-mayor Of
Schenectady, \. y. prominent law
yer, committed suicide early today hS
shooting himself in the bathroom 81
his home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

The Russian naval estimates as ar-
proved by the Dnma today provide
for S75, 900, 900 for new warships and
the rehabilitation Of The BLACK Sra
navy wards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

The robbery CT $1,000 worth OF
jewels, mostly diamonds aud pearls,
Was reported to the Chicago police 10.
day by Francis r. Dickinson, p7ooli-
nent Chicago clubGan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

Franz Hauon, accountant at the
French foreign od:cs vas arrested this
afternoon charged With e0lbe--lics
$50 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12
fiuryiaI CAPTURED,

Morristo1n. n J., April Aided
By his brotha.-,u-law, Ha,Tey Eide.
naozoua hohannss Iopskyan, Persian
consul gsas.al at NeT Io.k, es'lJ 70.
iar captured E r;::--sia- trey detected
operating IN 5fe oIc:2,'; E@la::ci Ec"':
nea- rere. ate. ,tsy Eat rc:7d ;hE
:a.rudey I~=itc seTe-al tund:ed ya;4s =
clotEssl:re. To?"k:s2 tuned E:s 80
aobile i1to q patrol "agoa ana -''=
tee p..soae. 10 the police statica.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

Ii cases vi rheumatism relief from
pain makes slsep and rest possible.
This may be obtained by applying
Chamberlain Liniment. For sale b
y. T. Creighton and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

The most common ca;ss CT .naoG!hia
IS disorders Of the stomach: chamoe7'
ia;n's Stomach aud Liver TABLETS cor
,art 1b4ss disorders aud enable you tc
sleep. For sale b =. +. Creighton
ard Richard G;bsoo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

James II. Rhodes, jr., head OF the
banking firm of Rhodes, Sinkler ana
Butcher. of Philadelphia died today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-12

nE AT.[,CEL -iITII-- i lLz
! stockholders OF ire MASSACn1H :
SEIII rEEW IRii5 C0MpAE W;i.
&c Eeia a. TIE Office Of Ire COMPANY. ~
south faiIfaz street. Als1aadIia, VIZ
giuia, ii ii a. n, MOEDA /, AF.l -.
ISL, Tor the election of directors ioi ms
ensuing year. -
EDWARD EUdL, Seccer2sJ,
aprIo q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-15
MEN OF ST. PAUL
CHURCH To dine
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BIG BAN
QUIET At SOUTH SIDE
CHURCH. Z
Several Hundred TO Attend aNd AduIe
Bible Class 20 Be
Formed.

Arrangements are being made By,
the men OF ST. Paul's Evangelical
church for the holding OF a big re-
union and banquet some time IN the.
near future The date for the AFFAIR
viii be selected next week and the
after dinner program viii then be
made public. Several men Of prom
inence will deliver addresses az the
dinner and several hundred are ex-
pected 20 attend. The women OF the,
church will likely have charge Of the.
serving Of the banquet
Besides holding tho banquet 20 get
tho male members Of the church bet
ter acquainted with each other and
20 promote good fellowship. the affair
is for the purpose Of getting the
men Interested IN forming an nduIt
Bible class 10 "a the ambition Of tn
church 70 have one Of the larEest
clauses % This kind m the city. ana
unless present indications are wrong
70 VIII have.