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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29

lselue poet, our Olu 1tletlQs
John Mlleer hit about 800
I o. thereabout. He had q
rsAt assortment-curves,
II snd q change Of pace But he
"a tped anything over the plate
= tpt than his famous passage:
/ ~ leo serve who only stand and
t D, unrulled future must have
|ci To- give John a glimpse Of
ri Mccormick as Inspiration for
LEk 'Mush. the Moose" stands
W the epltome OF that senti-
Il By congenial Mac has done
<lenble standing and consider
y szIuus this season. but he has
<dAslsss served the Giant cause
NC II Mathswson. Tesreau OF
~ah That's putting it very
1rany respects Mccormick is one
4 uost remarkable characters Of
1tIcnsl passitne, He defies every
4 atMa.ie fate. He is by far the
ltr2skAhe @come- e-baclr" Of the
- GENERATION. Volumes have
Fistan about Jimmy Callahan
NE pcnl!a, yet more remark
naa the story OF either IS the
= d Mcdraw's great pinch hit
~ Callahan or Donlin Is a Mer-
eapred TO Mccormick. Speed
= o the frat attributes of mod
aseal. Either OF the accepted
rack twins can beat out a
Ss and then by slapping is slow
"Nm some inhelder. Mccormick.
Hs has to swat It where they
v His only. virtues are uner-
9alsnt and she physical pow
= usution.
" 70 Come Back.
NLkh2n end Donlin were ia
- aooys Mccormick In their
p return TO big league fame,
eassar nf fact. Callahan was
s q baseball. While an "out-
= phyed ssrii-pro ball con.
" aud around Chicago. II
y 4 easo Of dropping out
rs nhow as a man IN minor
tnupeny.
s lot vas a trile harder. In
suainess he was separated
from his first love. But
pnost always associated one
saother With the game that
a iaficus. Advertising pnr-
v necessary for him 10
asna In, Knocking about
ue cities during the sum-
NIKE would get out in the
~, sasrsyer he happened to be
\ With the fraternity. II
W practice. but It was bet
= hothihg.
Harry Mccormick knocked
sloss Of the season of 1908
4, IVY Knocked off for good
1910 be didn't take a bah in
:" uSvoted his entire atten-
-ls nerrial lines. He had
>S I. suulved his usefulness as
ae asaet. No one made any
u 1sss aepsrture. not even Nc
s,.n spF'ng Harry Mccormick,
s0aeation for reinstatement,
as Of the national commits.
Ail,s WIS Necessary because h,
&ex !" observe tho reserve
nl s..s ~ contract with tie Giants
4yanl,s.. ' the good graces o.
D.. b'on without show or ever
sn N aeoraw didn't take :
~ Nae figured that hs So wo,,,t
s,li,aa . HE light Of the big tel
" Bsrth.
>nicl ,ofy figured on usfn,
y "a N soma sort OF trade
Aauo. - seem to be the shos
AtcS,,o' OF the battle-scarred vet
4 sntsk k on against such an ar
~ o talant as the LattI
\ n. ordered to report {
ss - brought With him him M,
th.s % batting eye. Hut h
st,pr -, hA had not forgotte
isllt,,' .ne ball. III batting aky
{ ~. , ", Two years before. An
zhlsns, fine impression 1
ID, I'M .nat McGraw forgot a
'''eons of turning nj,
~ H<uf, would qualify e
la AZ h{a io~a u,ny
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
LUCK MAY BE STRONG FACTOR
IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

asm and is not looking at the propo-
sition In a business-lilte way.
This seasons serles looks like n very
close combat. Both teams are aggres-
sive organizations. used to fighting on
the bases nnd at the bat. and playing
very much the same kind of game.
Both clubs have some good hitters and
some fast runners. Both have cou-
ple OF first -cluss pitchers and both are
we'll equipped behind the bat, With
such clubs fucing each other for seven
eamee there cannot be any great adj
vantage to start oft with Luck and
pitching viii play an important part
in the decision and Mother side Is q
5-to-3 shot or even a 5-to-4 shot.
Luck a Real Factor.
The Bostons have big advantage
i'm their outfied, which Is the best
trio playing ball today and far OUT
classes the garden opponents OF New
York But Euch may be the luck Of
the game that not one OF tho fast
Boston folders will get a chance to
show the strength and accuracy Of
his arm or have d single chance az
difficulty In the field, II Is quite
possible that the superior speed and
throwing ability OF the Boston field-
ers will be wasted. OH account OF the
lack of opportunity in brief series.
Playing through en entire season, the
Boston trio would prove great adj
vantage but IN four or five games
they may have little chance to help
their side, except at the bat
Aside from tho outfield. the teams
look very evenly matched. The
Giants at present have no ono pitcher
who stands out like Joe Wood OF the
Red Sox. Wood Is the class OF the
Boston party and he naturally is 10
be compared with Chrsty Mathev-
son- Wood has 1t on Matty IN youth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Fined for Pool Selling. .

piTTsBURG. Sept. cs.---seven men
we're peroied for a year and two others
fined 800 and given parole In crinlina,
nnnis Governor Toner and Barney
nreyc,,ss OF the Pittsburs National league
tsa n, WerA hack Of thA prosecutions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29

may have some other stuff UP hi5
sleeve, but 1t looks rlght now as IL
he will open the series with the big
spitballer working against Wood, VINO
is sure to start for the Rcd Soxs
Has Strong Second String.
After Wood has pitched the flret
game for Boston. Jake stahl w1ll have
to decide between Collins, Hail. Be-
dent and O'Brien for the second con-
test All the Boston pitching this
year has been done by these hve men.
The man to follow Wood will prob
ably be Fay Collins, the left-hander,
q first class fellow ana hard man 70
eat. stahI will have the best OF the
argument II ne can win tho ftrSt gafno
with Wood, for his second-str1ns men
nre better than McGraw's win
aIarauard done. apparently, the Giant
leader Will have to depend entirely on
Matty and Tesreau. Ames might pitch
a. fair game. but Wiitse and Crandah
are hardly TO be considered
II Is doubtful whether Mnrquard
gets into the series at all Ho has
blown 80 completely that all conn-
dence In him IS Eona and he may not
be asked to show at al.
One thing about Tesreau is that no
is 80 powerful a fellow that he can
easily work every other day without
exhausting his strength In tho least.
II this monster hurler gets a GOOD
stnrt IN the series he VIII bc OF tre-
mendous assistance to Matty- Should
Tesreau be able to control his splitter
to the extent Of shutting out the Red
sox and beating Wood, Matty would
surely como along with q, victory In
the second game and then back with
Tcsreau again. and as often as neces-
sary thereafter
Problem for McQraw.
All this. Of course. is specnlation'
Neither manager has made any an
nounoement Of the manner in which
he will work his pitchers. except that
Jake stahl has declared that he viii
open with Joe Wood, which. of course,
was a certainty. A lot will depend
on that flrst game. and McGraw will
have to spend some gray matter fis-
uring on what his best plan TO beat
Wood may be and how he will como
back IN the second gamo In case he -
beaten In the first. Anyway. 1t VIII be
a great series. for these are two clubs
that play interesting baseball OF the
kind that makes lively coiitegts fop The
yublle,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29

and strength and he has had enough
experience to make him almost the
equal OF hIatty In that respect. Joe
ls not only wonderful pitcher. but
he 10 q grand flolder and n good
hitter as well. In fact. unlike most
pitchers. he Is a good ballplayer and
is very likely 10 help his side In
close game by his InHeId work and
possibly 10y weighing in with binsle
at a critical time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Wood Against TesreauL.

Matty is a good fielder. too. but is
not 40 spry on his pins as Wood and
not so good hitter, though he Is by
no means dead one at the bat. or
these two. Wood. on paper has Just
the shade. though Matty has the eS-
cellent habit OF rising to tho occasion
and pitching his best and most Won
derful games ut tho most critical
times. II Matty falls. II will not be
on account OF any lack Of nerve, co,ir-
age or determination. II will simply
be because the younger man has the
youth and physical strength on his
side.
hut IL is very likely that Wood will
be plttcd against JET Tesreau. the
giant young spitbalier Of the New
York team. Tesreau, II he has n
good day, is likely TO shut out the
Red Sox. and. II he turns ont TO be
wild uudsr the strain Of responsible
ity, no Is likely to be. beaten by any.
body. Therefore it looks as IL Nc
Graw would he apt TO pit him against
Joe Wood, who ia tho hardest propo-
sitiou the Giants win have to face.
Tesreau might beat Wood. and. even
IL no does not, the Giants would still
have Matty TO fall back on, who iB
tho liseiiest chance against any Of
ths othsr Boston pitchers AcGraw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
NEW IDEAS FOR THE SEASON
Among Others, the Double Skirt
Promises to Come Blackjack
Searfs and Hat Trimmings.

Once more we have to face the dou.
BILE skirt and probably next lining.
The fashion of having an overskirt
and an underskirt is especially be-
coming to tall women. Small or stout
ones should be little wary.
Incredible as 1t may sound for a
spring costume, one Of the smartest
gowns imported recently for woman
who prides herself justly upon always
being we'll gowned in the latest fash
ion has satin skirt on which Is a
vide bias fold of velvet: over this a
straight but rounded edge overskirt
of black whipcord. 1t is extremely
good looking and different from any.
thing seen lately.
Neck scarfs and hat trimmings
show the broad black and white
stripes one inch wide. An attract
i've scarf Is made with the stripes
lengthwise, lined with white satin and
finished on the end with black tassela.
This scarf is not very long and only
about five inches wide. 1t Is simple
to wear about the neck after one
takes off furs or with the coilarlesS
neck for slight protection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
"Life" 81 Days After Death.

Some years ago DR.. Alexis Carrel,
an English scientist, showed that the
various organs and tissues taken from
q living organism can be maintained
IN . live state for more or less pro-
longed time by placing them In suit
able medium at the right temperature,
and that such tissues may even grow
for several days. His results have
been contradicted by. other authors,
but more recently DR.. Carrel has
achieved even more striking results.
BY taking the preparations out OF their
nutritive medium at the right time and
transferring thine to another medium
consisting Of three parts Of the nor.
NAL plasma OF the animal in question
and two parts OF water. and repeating
the operation at proper intervals up to
as many rs nine times, he finds that
the connective tissue shows great &C.
tivity., even as long as thirty-four days
after It's removal from the body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
saersdn,ss ii III. Cow IN india.

eaeredneas At fshe Cow In india.
The killing Of animals is abhorrent
TO the Hindoo. You may see the pious
Jain, who carries the doctrine Of the
preservation 81 life to an absurd e1-
treme. moving about on the Espianade
Or near trees and fields with packet
OF -four and sugar, in search OF ants
and. other insects. that he may feed
them. from his store. In towns and
villages you will occasionally come
across the sacred bull. who roams
shout at will, and helps himself TO
grain and, other foodstuff placed in
shops as ne pleases. He Is q symbol
pf divinity. None will modest him;
everybody will hold him In reverence
But IN the case Of the bull the rever-
ence Is limited to the one who, 30 to
speak. - born In purple.
As for the COW, the entire species is
sacred, and to kill 1t Is q cardinal
sin. Whenever the pious Hindoo
passes by cow. he touches tt with
his hand and statutes It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
- = : ---~1--s
spiritism Said to 30 pcnonisn,.


4 most interesting little brochure
has recently come of the press setting
forth with Bible proofs that the conn
munications received BY, and through
Spiridst NJ, diums is Of Demon origin.
The writer traces his subject through
the Scriptures from the time when
certain Of the holy angels became dis
obedient. He proves from the Scrip
lures that these fallen spirits per
senate the human dead. with whose
past bistor,., spirits, Though invisible,
are thoroughly acquainted. He shows
that they also frequently person
ate the Creator and the Redeemer,
commanding their deceived ones to
pray. do pe.la etc. This, however,
is merely to lead them on and to bring
them more thoroughly under demoni-
acaI control. Sometimes by breaking
down the natural barrier, the human
will, they possess their victim, and rule
him more or less to his ruin-frequent-
" sending such to the mad-house.
Numerous illustrations, Scriptural and
otherwise. are given. The price Of the
little book ) but ten cents: it should
be in the hands of all interested in
spirttism or who have friends inter
ested therein. Enclose FIVE two-cent
stamps to the Bible and Tract Society.
II Eicks street. Brooklyn. \. 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
SPECIAL MEETING.
APRIL

a special meeting Of the stockhold-
rs Of the Munolith Steel Company. In
urpuratcd, will be held. pursuant To- a
ali Of the Board Of Directors. At the
Principal office Of the Company, III
:. Fairfax Street. AlcXandria. Va. on
he Goth day OF April. 1912. at 300
;. m, to take action upon a resolution
,asscd by the Board Of Directors at a
Meeting held on the 3rd day of April.
gI2. which resolution is AS follows:
&c it Resolved. That in the judg-
ncnL of the Board Of Directors II Is
lcclucd advisable FOR the benefit OF the
Muuulith Steel Company, incorporated
chartered and existing under the laws
# the Stale Of Virginia. that it should
&c dissolved and
"I,csolved, That IL meeting. Of the
stockholders Of the Monolith Steel
company be held ut the principal Of
ice OF the Company. Ill $. Fairfax
street. Alexandria, Va, on the 18TH
lay Of April. 1912. at 3:HU y. m, to
nIss upon this resolution"
II. n. LOWE.
Secretary.
Apr5-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
NIf({.1Nf 4.

In the Clerks Office of the, Corpora
zion Court OF the city Of Ai.xandria'
on The 18TH day Of MprIli III r9iS ,,p,aiu
Company q, First Regiment Eirginia
son, L. Z. NCrDN. ". y. HALLEN-
TE!: { IS S + fCE Is r. H. c GAs;Af + IT, T.
CROOK. G. ". DcBIGLL, j. ".
FRANKS. i. G. GRIMES. T: l.: HALL.
L. j. HIGGINS, Il. ". HOLLAND, \.
IIDLLINGS. W. y. HUDSON. Z. !.
h;tTtIAM {. =. rI II;iriH T. sr;I.
LIVNN. j. W. TAI.EOTT. c. G. WELLS.
j. Y WILLIAMS. J. K. ZIMMERMAN.
Jr., and all other persons who may
have or claim. any interest, directly or
To I, lot of ground with the improve
ncuts thereon. situated on the east
side Of Royal Street between Prince
and DuLc Streets: in the Gity 81 Men.
iIall' and which is now used rs an
;Lrmury by Company G.. First Reg incnt
Virginia Volunteers. Tile defendants
unnamed. who may have or claim any
being made defendants under the
designation Of parties whose names
are unknown" In Chanccry.
Memo. The object Of this suit Is 10
have the Court coliStrlic IL certain deed
and agreement bearing date on the
9TH day Of November 1899. between
GEORGE H. ROBINSON at ais. of the
one part and the Alexandria Light In
rantry and the persons who were then
aud might there after become. mem
hers Of the said Alexandria Light IN
f;Lutry. of the other part, and 10 hav"
the Court declare in constituting such
deed, whether or not Il deed from tn"
present active members of Company G..
First Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers.
will Or will not coupled with u naked
legal title now III the City. Of AlcNan-
n i,ti inv Inc,
grantee u full and absolute title in
City of Alexandria, Virginia. known as
Tic Armpry property. situated on tn"
east side pf Royal Street. between
Prince and Duk" Streets. in the City
Of Alexandria, Virginia.
IT appearing by an affidavit filed in
This cause that the defendants Il. y.
CARTIER, &. W. DcBELL. !. ".
FRANKS. Il. w. HOLLAND. il. HULL
INGS. L.. e.. ROLAND and j. W. TAI
HOTT. arc non-rcsdcuts III this state:
II is Ordered. That said defendants APP
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order aud do what
is necessary to protect their interests
in this suit. aud that a. copy Of this or
der bc forthwith inserted in the Al
cXLiidria GaZcttc. u newspaper pub
liShcd ia tie City Of Alexandria. once
a. week for four successive weeks. and
puStcd at the front door Of the Court
House Of this City.
NORTON & CEUCNSE, +. Q.
\ Copy. Tcstc:
NEWELL 5. GIEENAWAY. Clerk.
APRIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
Authorization.

Luther Burbank, the plant wizard,
dismissed with jest, at spring
luncheon in Los Angeles, somewhat
overwhelming compliment.
Really" he said, Il hardly deserve
such a compliment as that. Even II
I could do what the comic actor pro.
posed, I'd hardly deserve such com.
pliment as that!
"A comic actor, you know, was talk,
ing about the spring planting that was
under way in his suburban home.
".I propose he said, to plant on.
ions With my potatoes, the idea being
that the onions tear-compelling pow
ers will work on the potatoes eyes,
and thus cause the plants to irrigate
therselves.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
tsISf:I<I4.

In the Clerks Office Of the Corpora
ton Court of hlcXandria. OIL the 4th
CROOK HoENER SUPPLY co. a
VS. J. r. VALLEY. Tres
pass on the case in assumpsit.
Memo. The objcct Of this suit is to
recuvcr the plaintiff the sum of Three
Hundred aud Twcnty-scvcn Dollars
and Thirty-tlIrec cents S32I.33l with
Interest from June .. 1911 until paid.
ana 10 attach the personal RS, ri p,r,"psrty Of
Virginia. for the payment Of the same
II appearing by III affidavit filed in
;his cause that the defendant. j. J.
VALLEY. Is Il NONRESIDENT Of this
State: 1T il: Ordered, That said defend
AMI appcur here within fifteen days af.
ter due publication Of this order. and
do what is necessary to protect his In
terests in this suit. and that IL copy
this order be forthwith nssrtea In
,',,I,lished in the City OF Alexandra.
once a week for four successive &c, ssn. weeks,
Court House of this city:
DOuGLASS STUART, r 9:
conyETeste: NEWELL 5. GREEN
AWAY. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22

10 the Stockholders Of the hlassachu-
sets Brcweries Company:
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
o the bylaws Of the Company. the
,uuual Meeting of the stockholders nl
he Massachusetts Brcwcrics Com
,any will be held at ten o'clock i'll the
orcuoun OH Monday the twcnty-ntnth
lay of April, 1912. at the principal OF
ices or the Company. No. III South
fairfax Street, In Alexandria. Virginia.
/. 10 elect Il board Of nine direc-
urs Of tho Company.
.. To transact such other business
~ mag come before the meeting.
EDWARD RU1IL,
Apry-12t Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
AUCTION SALE.
by Samuel Fl. Lunt. iuct'r.

,rt 't Of laid 3D.! coniafm Gin mr GG' wao%
land. in Fairfax County. Virginia.
Hy virtue Of and pursuant to the
terms Of ~ deed with deed Of trust pro-
visions. dated january 10th. 1910. cX-
"cutrd with another by William Il.
Stunn"ll IL mo. +. Pierce Reid. as
Trustee. and Of record ia Deed Book
NJ. No. Z. at page Of the land records
"f Fairfax County. Virginia. at the
written request and direction Of the
party thereby secured. default havin.
ucen made in the payment Of certain
instruments the Indebtedness secured
by the said deed Of trust. the under
public auction. in front OF the Royal
Street entrance In til" Market House
in Alrxandria Cit=. Virginia. on Sat
urday. May T. 1912. 1T I2:Dg o'clock
m. that tract Of land with the i'm
pruvciuruts thereon and the appurtcn-
anccs thereto belonging. located in
Mount Vernon District. Fairfax cOun-
". Virginia, and bounded as follows.
tg-wit:
Lot No. (. Beginning at Il point in
the centre Of the County road where
the North Branch Of Little Hunting
Creek crosses the same and thence with
$40 chains to centre Of Clifton road:
with said road south 60 degrees east
1890 chains; south IS degrees east
$3.50 chains; south "a degrees east
chains TO the Clifton line: with said
line north Il IL degrees east 2S.33
chains to the North branch of Little
Hunting Creek; THENCE with said
North branch to the beginning. contain
Ing 33.Io acres. more or less. and be-
Ing part Of the land allotted to j. $.
Collard. in the suit Of Colard aga inst
Collard. lately depending in the Cir
cult Court Of Fairfax County. Virginia.
said lot containing much woodland.
Terms Of Sale: Cash. or l-3 cash ana
able in six and twelve months after
date Of sale. ConveyancinS at cost OF
purchaser or purchasers.
z. Pierce Reid, TRUSTEE
Apr1S-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
A MOST MODERN BRICK HOME.

This beautiful. rs well rs convent.
mt structure has just been completed
1T ST. South Fairfax Street. and con,
aims six rooms. pantry and bath: hot
aud cold water all through: stationary
Tubs and toilet I'm laundry: concrete
basement; electric lights; gas: hot air
heater; southern exposure and vcranda
on second floor. This is beyond a
luubt the most up-todate home in
Mexandris. This handsome house can
. we e auhhiIhateTE for oniv s4.5O6. ~
This beautiful h"mc IL for rent.
Apply to ]. p. KNIGHT. $50 South
Fairfax Street Apr3- limo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
OFFICE OF TIL;
\NSTON MOSOTlPE MACHINE co.

Philadelphia. April 10. 1912.
rim annual meeting Of the stock
,oIdcrs of the LANSToN MONOTIrE
IACHINE COMPANY will be held III
he ;lks' Home. corner Prince and
loyal Streets, Alexandria. Va. AT
wclvc o'clock noon. on Thursday inc
d day of May, 1912, for the pur-
Sc OF clccting a. Board Of Directors
to serve for the ensuing year and
r;lnsdcting such other business as may
.ropcrly come before il.
Transfer books will be closed on
\pril ED. ut four o'clock j.. IN. and
viii be rr-opcncd on May It'll at ten
,ciucK Il. III.
BY order Of tho Board Of Directors.
w. ARTHUR SELLMAN.
Secretary.
And nin Max 2iurl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
CLASSIFIED ADS.
ytrrI4'E. or ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

The Annual Meeting OF the stock
,oI,l..rs OF speed IMll Co. Inc. will bc
.rld on the fourteenth day Of May.
\. y. 1872. at s o'clock p. M. at ne
,rincipa1 Office of the company. IN M
;iatc Of Virginia. ia South Fairfax
street. Alexandria. FirGini ia. i9r I'll.
uIrpus,. OF circtin:; Il board of directors
md receiving and acting upon the re-
urts Of the officers. and for the tram
action Of such other business as may
.rnpcrly come before the nIc"linr
Dated. the 10Th day Of April, y. ~
GUY NJ. NELLY.
Secretary aud Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
saul or TARsuS SAW
THE GL0RlFIED JESUS
Another Of Many Proofs That
Jesus Is No Longer a Man.
Brooklyn's Famous Pastor Diseourses
on Words Of st. Paul, Last Of All
Jesus Was Seen of Me Also, as Ono
Born PrematureIy"-Third OF Series
of Sermons on the Resurrection.

Richmond. Va,
April 81. Pastor
Russell gave two
addresses here to-
day; he had crowd
ed houses. We
report one Of his
addresses, which
was from the text:
Last Of all He
was seen Of me
also, as. Of one
born before the
time q Cor. 1v,
81. He said
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
Gold Embroidery.

Much gold embroidery figures on
black gowns, and the designers Of the
best dresses understand exactly how
to introduce clever lines at the waist
ascending toward the bust. Gold net
worked with soft gold silk gives great
richness to the design of tunic over
the white satin skirts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
LOST.

I.OST:-Suilday. somewhere briwccn
NV residence. l2i :. Fairfax. and st.
I'aul's church, in 5. Pitt 81. and Prince
H. :, gold bracelet. Liberal reward
if returned Ia above address. MISS
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
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