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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
FALLS CHURCH NEWS

There will be no special meeting at
the Baptist Church Sunday night az
all OF the churches will unit in Union
service.
The new chapel chairs for the Sunday
school and young peoples work con
nected with The Baptist Church have
arrived and will be nsed for The first
lime on nagt Sunday morning and
evening.
AR. E. I. F1nwirt addressed the
colored r-oplr Las. Sunday aflrrGoon
IN The Old Time Religion - In III
iition to The address hy Ar FenmicE.
The committee in charge OF The mert-
ing had arranged very interesting
programme.
On the iirst Sunday evening IN April
ii il expected that the Hon Timothy
I. Ansberry, Of Ohio, will deliver Al
Falls Church bis famous atdses7 on
The Trial Of Christ from Lawyer =.
Viewpoint "
The Boy Scouts are arranging for a
public entertainment inr Frinay, Apr!
2lst, for the purpose Of raising funds
to purchase uniforms. also tol the sum
mer outing snd other expenses. II IS
believed that the citizens OF Falls
Church viii literally patroni2e ths 81
ioIts OF the scouts.
Tie young peoples meeting last
Sunday evening at The Baptist Church
VAS lead b. Lawrence Westc0tt on
Money and its uses NEXT Sunday
the young peoples meeting will be at
Gas as usual aud Will be conducted hJ
Miss Ryrna5. A spsoiai musical pro-
gramne has baen arranged The sub
Jet OF the meeting will be Missions
in the United States. All yoiing people
are cordially invited 10 be present.
The address Of Hon. D. T Morgan,
CT Oklahoma, st the Baptist Church
last Sunday On Good citizenship
vas much enjoyed. The speaker made
most earnest plol for good citizen
ship and spoke eloqpently for nearly
an honr on the FIVE RS" OF citizen
ship, namely: Refrain from Idieness;
Resist Evil; Regard the Rights OF
Others; Respect the Law, and Revere
the Flag. Under the heading Of Pc
sist Evil the speaker brought oft
very clearly how every individual Of
the community might have some part
in this work. He said evil could b.
resisted by work, sympathy, giving
Of money AMI by Organizing. When
he came ia the heading Revere the
Flag" he drew small silk flag from
his pocket which appealed 10 the
heart OF every patriotic American. He
also spoke most earnestly OF the duty
OF every trne American citizen TO up.
hold the i1ag and all it stands for.
Duriug the evening Mrs. Broderick
sang accompanied by Miss Corlia on
the organ. II vas intended that Mr.
Esrer Urna, 81 Washington, should
ran,l-r violin obligato hut hy q mis-
understanding he did not pet an op
poTtnnily To play. II is hoped that
AR. Uua will he with the people Of
Falls Church in the near future and
favor them with so0s yio.'n selec
tfoas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
COURT or APPEALS.

With bit two cases 10 be ARGUED,
the CouJt Of Appeals will adjourn
today. net 70 .scoHfaus il fich-
nload until No77s1be, 1eas. Tie case
CT Ste~s7t against tcs Cs02 Mco".
featuring CcCrso- -as a-s-e1 I'D
ccot;n-ed.
Tie o.te: case. wnicn iii &c res-d
tcia:, : Iiouo5s against 6s--o".
Tie csss Ct Cs.ps1te. against re
Carp tIa1uiaactt1,,iaE GomPaoT =;
argued a1i submitted yesterday.
Il Is probable that uiubeI 81
opinions viii be handed down On tie
day CT adjournment, although the
court may decide lot TO deliver the
opinions Until the sumner term At
WythsTilis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
Pare Water supply.

Richmond, Va, March Gas a
put OF The campaign against typhoid
fever. which will be wage1 by the
State Health Department this year
an extensive agitation for sanitary
wells and springs will he begun in
lie next tcN weeks. Declaring
that nnsaD'tary water. %hrpiiea play
a very large part in the spread
Of typhoid fever and tracing
many small outbreaks Of this d.
srase to neglected wells and polluted
springs. the Health Department eill
ISSUE literature showing precisely what
Steps ale necessary 10 secure Tie pIopeT
sanitation 81 private water supplies
THIS viii he circulated throughout the
slate. III the sanfs, time the department
IS campaigning for sanitary pririe5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
Safehio0eTs Escape.

Gahanna, O. March q. -CarIying
two OF their wounded companions with
them, five yegRmen who early today
blew the safe in the postofice here,
escaped in rnnning battle from .
posse, healed By Mayor ". T. Daw-
son. and from what had been planned
4 veritable death trap.
The presence Of The yePgmen had
been tipped of" to the village officials
and practically every man in Town
armed himself and joined the mayor in
plan to capture The yeggs after they
were inside the postoffice. The three
yeggs who stood guard outside, how
ever, kept the citizens NJ bay until the
safe vas blown and looted Of 5000 10
stamps. In The rltaning fight that
followed the stamps were dropped when
NO OF The yegsmen were wounded aud
their companions assisted them to a
barn. There they succeeded in hold
ing of the posse Until they could later
escape III the darkness. Bloodhound5
today we're put upon tie trail from the
harm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
cIa,iIIvG Cn0uvns OPENED.

The Virginia State fishsTie5 Com
mission. il monthly session III Rich.
mond yesterday. determined 10 opsn
Up Broad Rock IRON Granny Island 10
Hsfiels cIaai;, Nansenond county. as
public claiming grounds. The com
mission order, however, only permits
the ti.e OF ordinary claiming tong5 and
parsons caught with oysters taken
from The grounds after April will be
severely dealt with,
The claiming ground opened m
clides 4 600 acres. and the commission
in taking this action complied with the
request Oh 8 large number ofpetitioners.
H. P. Hail was appointed surveyor
oi oyster grounds III Northumberland
county, vice Fl Gordon Blundon, re-
signed.
The commission received All invita-
ton 10 attend at Baltimore. April ls
and 20, The National Association OF
Shellish Commissioners and TO send
amall Virginia exhibit. The invitation
Vas accented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
4 EWS OF THE DAY.

4 party 81 40 negroes with seven
carloads Of goods from the southern
states arrived At Winnipeg, Man, yes
terday.
Fire broke ont in the custom-house
in Buenos Avres. Argentina. Yesterday
and, making its way through the store
houses uncontrolled, destroyed mer-
chaudise valued at So, 0n0, 900.
The strike against the Adams Ex-
press Company. which directly affected
Wells. Fargo & Co, and the United
States Express Company, vas declared
off in New York last night at meeting
Of The strikers.
Without opposition or debate the
democratic members of the New York
Legislature at . conference yesterday
afternoon voted TO hold another -cancus
to select a candidate for United States
senator. The insurgents joined the
regulars il. the conference. which lasted
but few minutes. This fact tended
to strengthen the belief expressed by
many that William i. Sheehan, the
present caucus nominee, has been
practically eliminated despite vigorous
denials by some OF his friends.
Ten thousand dollars worth OF
jewels disappeared from the residence
of Miss Mary 3. Adams 1921 New
Hampshire avenue, Washington, yes
terday. Mary Miller, Il maid in the
Adams nome. vanished al The same
time The stolen property belongs in
part to Miss Adams. she having given
the poles 5rhsdule Of missing articles
valued at more than S7,G55, while
Mira. u. B. Marryman, who makes
her home with Miss Adams, reported
the loss OF $3.50 in jewels. MIST Of
the stolen property was antique.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
Esrane from Wolves,

Greeley, Colo, March %. CHASED
hv wolves for several miles through
Cedar Canyon in ihr mountains north.
west Of Fort Collins. Al. Hilton, Of
Grover, had narrow escape from
death. according II ad,icea today. He
stumbled intoa LITTLE used road where d
henesteajei passing 10 a wagon saved
the liyes Of some by throwing out q
quarter OF beef to the hungry pack.
The man escaped With the team,
while The wolves fought over the meat.
Hilton's arms. legs ard body show
MARKS OF the animals teeth He killed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
Trial Of the CamnrFists

Vite.bo, Italy, March %. The Cam
morist prisoners are trying 10 show
that instead Of being band OF crin.
nails united for their own protection,
many of them are bitter enemies and
could not possibly work together.
De Matteo. who is accused Of Turing
Gennaro Cuoccolo to his death and OF
stirling the first blow, testified today
that it VAS ridiculous TO suppose thst
he would have co-or6rated with Nicola
Moro, inasnuch is Mora once be-
trayed him and his chief ambition had
h5en to stab his bctTayer. De Matteo
Lied Intellectually to prove an abb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

TaE people of SPAN have not forgot
len the scriptural injunction 10 mnlti'
ply and replsnish. Notwithstanding
heavy yearly emigration to other lands
there was gain OF over million m
hsbitants between 1900 aud 1910. The
total population OF the Kingdom IS
nearly or quite 10000. Ooo souls. The
main destination Of Spanish Immigrants
!, 10 The Spanish. American republics.
Mexico. Argentine. Cuba sud Uruguay
II is noteworthy that not only ID the
mother state, but in its former depend
ences, there is Of late years steauS
Improvement in political sud Industrial
conditions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Charles T. Taylor & Company, oner-
atins wholesale grocery and cigar
business in Ricnmond, iied deai OF
assignment 10 the chancery court We'd
nesday.
Messrs. Davis K Davis. Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant. this
week, 10 citiz2n5 Of this stare, OF the
following patents c. Driver, Timber
VILE, turn5sile, aid " H. furey, Nor
folk. tire.
Rev. John Hutchinson. 20 years did,
died from q complication Of diseases
Tuesday night nj Edinburs, 9henan-
doah county He was native Of that
county and served ia the Confederate
army.
Richard G. Mayo, aged 80 years. .
prominent attorney Of Baltimore, died
at his bovhood home. Auberne, West
moreiani comfy, Yesterday. Mr..
Mayo was the snl OF The late Colonel
r. II. Mayo. at one lime member OF
Congress from the First Virginia district.
The largest single purchase Of cham
pion thoroughbred horses ever made in
Virginia took place q, Warrenton yes
terday, when six blooded animals were
sold for the use OF army officers a,
$4,000. Three OF the horses brought
$1,000, while the remaining three
brought 81, 500 each.
Miss Emma Rose Nicholas Quiesen'
berry vas married in Washington 8
few days ago to Mr.. Thomas F. Payne,
o: King George. The bride is the only
child OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Quiesenharry and niece Of Mrs.
Fielding lewis, Of King George. The
bridegroom is the oldest son OF the late
James l.. Payne, OF Washington and
King George, and nephew OF the late
Bishop John Payne, OF the ?. T.
Church.
While smoking . pipe in bed early
yesterday in Suffolk, Robertson Arnold,
an author, SS years old, was burned
to death. He was alone and had been
dead half an hour when his nurse
returned. Mr.. Arnold's chief wor!:
was Uncle Alec and Hi: Mule, q
humorous and descriptive tale OF The
Dismal Swamp. Mr. Arnold had haen
Mason for 81 years. The house OF
his birth stood on The Virginia Carr
lima line and he never knew il, which
stale he vas born.
The ancient WLitmore home. At OF
tobue, which was built ahnilr 80 years
ago and vas probably the Oldest house
in Rockingham county, was destroyed
hy fire on Tuesday. The building tie
longed to Thomas Winterrnyer and vas
occupied Ly Frank Whitmorr and
family. The house VAS t@o-5tory
log structure and mas erected when
Rockingham was ttfI settled and that
part Of tho state was q colonial from
tier, with Indians, more or less hostile.
on all sides.
Judge White, in The Circuit Court
OF Princess Anne county, passed
sentence Upon Milton Norris, an 12
year.oli hoy convicted BY jury late
Tuesday 81 having shot TO Xii. Miss
Bertha +, Grimstead in her home
SOME months sgo He vas gitsn two
years III the penitentiaD The deience
VAS insanity and this was Norris
second trial, tie first one having re
suited il hung jury This i the case
in which Norris shot the Young woman:
who preferred another, and afteTWaid
attempted suicide. Miss Grimztead
subsequently, married.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
THREE more oleomarsarine moo

THREE more oleomareafine moon
sinners" were sentenced III Chirasc
yesterday 10 long terms Of imprison,
ment in the federal prison AT f'tt
Leayenworth by Judge Landi. in the
United States district court Joseph
F. With, Tony With and Patrick
Raldy, brother and hroIheF-In-la",
we're sentenced 70 iira years each. and
each 10 pay line of$5 OF, the maxi
mum penalty for each on twenty-nine
counts. A few more sentences Ike
this will have salntarv effect III break
ing up this unlawful eltomarsarine
business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

II an army OF 100000 invaders
should undertake to land on these
shores what, asks the Philadelphia
Record, does Mr.. Charles Bonaparte
think the $1,000, 900 or 100000
American citizens capable Of bearing
arms would be doing The great en-
psror whose name he bears found on
what it was to invade Spain AMI to be
driven ont by ITS peasants with the aid
Of small army OF British regulars lin
der Wellington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

NOTWITHSTANDING the statements CT
President Isft ald Baron Uch;as.
japanese an6assado. Ct Wash!assco.
% tie effect trat the best ctzela:ioas
e-is. betvsen the United States aco tie
lTiEsdo's c2a1ts-.::, so-3 people, ~ho
pcse as kaowicg cEs3, still 3:ofess .
rsi:e-g that ~a7 bssTeea sne NO nations
:. insv;sable. Dispatches Il today
Gazette give \ fiat denial to the psesi-
dents statement made yesterday, and
imply that the executive and Baron
Uch;da are hoodwinkins the people
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
China and Russia.

st, Petersburg, March 23,-pespite
The reported agreement betWt Ell China
and Russia in their treaty dispute, mes
sages from Tomsk today say the reser-
visits there have been ordeisd iii readi-
ness fo1 mobilization on the Chinese
frontier. Ihs shipment CT munitions
&c the frontier Is SO tsa-- that .es.la.
freight t:aEc Eas almost stopped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
Possibilities OF the aer"piahe.

Paris, March g. The possibilities
Of the aerop!ane in rushing body OF
scouts from place 10 place IS needed in
time OF war was demonstrated Al the
Douai meet today when Aviator Bre-
gle, performed the amazing feat CT
carrying eie"en passengers ca lis
b;piaac &c. a distance al three niles
ne lew access TIE F.a-siis ae.cd:one
= fca: :a;c.tes. Tie total |e,sct q
tic passengers ~as 100 pounds. Tbs
vas 6 2e~ 0c.ld's -sco-d tc- c::;2te-
cf ;sii@.d-..is carried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
New Iark Stock Markell.

New York, March 23-Thare vas 4
show Of modtr1Ie strength IT the open
ins; Of the stock market today. Prices
Of i majority 81 lhe is5ne5 showed frae-
tionai gains.
There vas little feature during the
create, part ofthe first hour. prices Of
The majority 81 issiies holding about
steady alter The Ta2e5sions following the
opening.
Around mid Jay lie majority OF stock
ranged slightly above yssterday's cIoce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
WILKINS NiDllEI FILLS

as .. e-esTT.c.Eea -c..- 1erTc:-.:
s!:5ts::: aui ear=si t-1ucis r.ln :ou:
t-;alsJs aaa Iisdds7? hare you Eli1-
IL ioi1s; siaa. bacE aad plaiIe. Ezra
Jo1 haDDy appearance CT tha ia2e ara
anas1 the eyes: A frequent ds5iIe 70
fiiis will cure you-Dy1sg;5ts price 5o:.
Williams Mtg Co, Props, Cleveland,
O. For sale, Wholesale ana retail, by j..
S. AsGIcs1:sr s. Eoas,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
A Substantially Built New
Residence.

We have for sale that new two story
bay window brick resiacr &c, Gi2 north
Washington street. Reception hall aud
three rooms on main floor, pantry. rear
stairway. new range IN kitchen E3nr
he'd rooms aud bath on second floor Far.
mace heat attractive clectric lighting
fixtures, sewer comedians, concrete
cellar ana large side yard Dimensions
Of property IuxlSo feel l1nt overlook
the facf that this property is in a grow
Ing neighborhoai luI oh one OF DIR best
Improved streets.
Iorllly appreciate th,s home, one has
10 see the lntfr inr. We therefore invite
yonr personal inspection OF the prael,-
early planned rooms in this dwelling,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
Home Folder. Season 1851,

IL l. suggested that any OF our readers
who desire 20 entart1in D0arder5 Tor the
ensuing summer furnish Mir /. >.
Brown General Agent, Southern! Rah'
way. 10 Fifteenth street northMsst
Warrington ID c.. immadiate inio-;na
ton IS 10 pame OF resort, poSt0tfi2a ad-
dress at or nSar Whit stati3n what dis
lance from station. conveyance from
station 70 house number guests, terms
by day week aud month.
We all would he pleased 70 zee the
country liill 81 pc2r,tors nFrr Sumner
and voiIlu be GLAD # i:,.s notice "iii Ia
duce increased nurlDer5 u persons "t,1
will accommodate th-m iot The COMM
GUNNER season.
This information should reach Mr..
Brown not iateI tIlII February Il, .2il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

and deliberately binding the world 10
the serious conditions existing between
The United States and japan. Most
people. however, prefer 10 believe
what the president ami the Japanese
ambassador have proclaimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
i, -3c2aEIsj .eSc.t i.cC SIX

AZ uacoaEf:.Ead report i:cn S@loa-
:ta today says that Ardal nanii. iha
deposed Sutton oi Turkey, g dead.
A few DAYS ago, il MAS reported that
Abdul had attempted 70 commit sui,
cids by sashing his wrists With broken
glass, when his plot to escape from The
prison palace Tas frustrated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

Tie mast common causa CT insomnia
is disorders of lie stomach Chamber
iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cor
rect these disorders aud enable yor to
sleep. For sale BY II. F. Creighton
and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

Yrnzu 5ou have rheumatism ii yonT
ioot OF iu5t5p apply Chamberlain ;
LiniSneut a0d you Will get quick Ieliei
It costs but quarter Why sufiei?
For sale by y. +. Creighton and
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
Pn1s we in EIs,s Clasa.

Trenton, March 23--DetermIned "a
Keen his wife from leaving the house
Michael Mlragh today burned all OF her
clothes ana left her without 4 garment
to wear. Pairolman Malone wos attl act
I'd 10 the home by The cries Of the Vile
ana he found the husband in the yard
supervising the cremation Of the cloth
ing. He ras taken TO The Second Dig
t,iat Station and 1ftaI promising 70 pro-
viia clotniog loT RI rifs wa= allowed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

UNITED STA TIES court house ana post
office. Alex1ndri1. Va March J.. 1911
Sealed proposale wal! Ice received 1t
this building until O'Clock p m,
Apli!ll lall for furnishing fuel, light.
water Ter, miscellaneous supplies
washing towels, hauling ashes, ana
gprinklus street: foI this building DIR.
inE TIE A.cal year ending June %, 1912.
CO -uch portion cf TIE yeaT a. Irav pe
aesaeS 2d:is1rla, lie r.Stt 10 .sisce
1zy acd eli eds e .ese:Tc.i t. TIE
Treasury Department Gee. A. Nc-:-
.1ci. acting c--;tcdi..-.
--a-.e.c- -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
Comfortable Home

Wa have IDi sale that substantially
,iiit 2-stofr brick residence -. 1o;!ln
81, As3ph ftreei. Large south side lot,
BAH gas, at'. Dimensions 81 property
ii -. feel. This IS very LnsiTILlr prop
ertr and located aDOut one S1lilic .iIIn
city postoihca ana / baigain Al lt.c ;,.!rc
nov asked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

IEi-t.TiTe persons Narrowly escaped
death ea-l: scda::: -hs- &c Destroyed
(. lcis:og r:c;c:se = io:s Tc:.E. Ter.
To -s-s :-z::a::si Jumping f..
--;;..io-5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
ADesirable Home

we arc authorized 10 sell that hrsira-
PIE TWO story y room brics; home. 90
puke street. All modern imnrcyr.
mrnts. Bath. gas. furnace heat, conrrcln
cellar. sewer connections. This prorcrly
is centrally located. within half Stl.rrS
OF 81. Asaph and two squakes OF is M
street Price 81 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

THE spring breezes which blow these
days suggest that the housekeeping
season is approaching, if, indeed, it is
not already here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
A We'll Constructed Residence

We have fng sale ? story 10 room hricl,
residence. ri north Royal street. hath
anal Gas fixtures new, sewcr connections
ana ether Improvement, In perfect
condition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
Monroe / uIarbury
lo7 South Royal Street.
FOR SALE
The following desirable resi-
DENTAL property:
A Beautiful Colonial Home

We have Tor sale tat beautiful old CO.
ionlai residence situated 1T The north
west corner Of Cameron aud 81. ASaph
streets, formerly The residence OF the
late -: "A. Windsor. This is beyond doubt
one 81 the most attractive and desirabla
homes IN The city. M!erior is IN perfect
condition. The grounds large and spa.
cions with beautiful shade. at rear 81
lot is \ large brick stabl. aud calrIag.
house which enult be easily converted
into garage II desired. The ground alone
contains i've good building lot, three on
Cameron ana two on ST Asaph street
Dimensions of nronerLY lNhNlst fnel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

s.1e-e-: .;Eu a.: ire: c.T-c t::el
e-e-.ec..-S =:tLc::e re-eft 2-e re Eec-
.le We a-e looking &C. .'e %l-l ..;eE,:
. &C.: .G-c-c Giaa eITe-.e-cs sCa: II:
Cream Balm iii cc-..:e: Ccid !. re
He2G, ga. ( s-e- al ct-ticate .c:--l ..
,.a-ai C:s.5r.r. IE:- !s-:sdE' 2ccs d.-Sc1-
- - e<
:fie..--. citing AKA Es4I;rE naa
RAJ vii convince y-ou VI Il: LeaiiaE
-.Ts1 Price 5Jc. Ali dIuggi-t-. o.
mailed by Ely EIo=.. 81 Warren :tTset,
tIcw IaIE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

; We ssli the Buster Brown shoes, the
best shoe oa earth for children. ]. a.
Marshall I, Bro. Az King street,